In April 1983, David Bowie released his fifteenth studio album, “Let’s Dance,” the first to reach number 1 on the charts worldwide in May of that same year, turning Bowie into a superstar. Produced by Nile Rodgers, with collaborations from Chic and a budding Stevie Ray Vaughan, the album explores the paths of new wave, post-disco, and dance pop, and is now considered one of the most important albums of his career.
The Duke of Andalusia celebrates by reviewing some of the most important tracks from that album and a few other tracks from his extensive career.
The Andalusian Duke is a very unique interpretation of that repertoire, focusing more on the early years, when he earned the nickname “The Chameleon of Rock” for his character changes: Ziggy Stardust, Aladdine Sane, The Halloween Jack, The White Duke…
Guillermo Rayo, musician and actor, creates a strange Bowie with a Cordoban hat, accompanied by Nico Martos (bass and backing vocals), Eze Gruber (keyboards and backing vocals), Javier Litterini (Ronson electric guitar), and Fernando Soneira (drums and percussion). A respectful and impeccable tribute to an album (Let’s Dance) and to the career of one of the most important icons of pop culture.
10:30 PM. Advance tickets €15 – Box office €18
