The Talía Awards are the highest honor awarding excellence in the Performing Arts in Spanish presented by the Academy of Performing Arts of Spain (AAEE).
Read More
El Transatlántico Your space for culture CategoriesHistoryFine ArtsGastronomyLanguage/LiteratureScience/MedicineFilmEducationPerforming ArtsVideos “Dos...
Read More
Two years have passed since the ABT, American Ballet Theatre, closed its doors due to the pandemic. For its return, and as a great opening bet, they bring us “Don Quixote,” a ballet in three acts with music by Ludwig Minkus and choreographed by Marius Petipa and Alexander Gorsky. The opening gala was a night full of glamour, with guests outfitted as if it were the Oscars, and with emotion throughout, such as the farewell of artistic director Kevin McKenzie, who retires this season.
Without a doubt we can say that one of the most unusual episodes in the history between Spain and the United States is related to the famous Amelia Island and the creation of the “Republic of Florida.”
