Sara Baras
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Sara Baras is a female Flamenco Dancer. Born Sara Pereyra Baras in 1971 in the port of Cadiz.
She is internationally famous and regularly tours the world. She was taught to dance by her mother, Concha Baras who ran a dance school. She was gaining a reputation when she joined guitarist Manuel Morao's company in 1989[1]. She has won a number of awards including the Madroño Flamenco of Montellano (Seville) in 1993[2], and in 1999 and 2001, she received a prize for the Best Female Spanish Dance Performer[3][4].
She collaborated with Javier Barón, and Merche Esmeralda included her in her show Mujeres. She worked with Antonio Canales on Gitano, and with El Güito at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris[5]. She danced with Manuel Morao at the Seville Expo in 1992 and later in New York.
As a solo dancer, she took part in several tributes to Camarón de la Isla. In 1997, she started her own company, with which she closed the Festival Nacional de Cante de las Minas. The company's first shows included es:Sensaciones (1998) and es:Sueños (1999). Sara Baras apperared in several films including es:Juana la Loca (2001) and es:Mariana Pineda (2002).
She has increasingly worked across all forms of media including television, film and the fashion catwalks. In 1998 she presented the programme Algo Más Que Flamenco on TVE. In July 1999, on the Patio of the Casa Pilatos in Seville, she was filmed for Mission Impossible II. As a model, she has appeared in the shows of Amaya Arzuaga at Fashion Week in London and for Francis Montesinos Madrid and Lisbon.
She also promoted an underwear collection by Triumph with other members of her dance company, and she was featured in a catalogue for Cartier.
[edit] References
- ^ Sara Baras bio at Es Flamenco
- ^ Sara Baras bio at Don Quijote
- ^ 1999 Premios Max
- ^ 2001 Premios Max
- ^ Metropole Paris
