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About this concert
3:30 PM EDT2 Going
Let’s celebrate 10 years of flamenco - with lots of dance, music, passion, rhythm, food, drinks, prizes and more!
Tablao Flamenco Toronto's 10 years are a reflection of the vibrant Toronto flamenco community, built by all the amazing flamenco artists through their love, passion, hard work, discipline, and commitment.
And, of course, our wonderful audience, who have been with Tablao Flamenco Toronto for the past 10 years with your love and support.
DIEZ AÑOS is our celebration and appreciation of all of you - our flamenco family, and the future members of our family!
Come celebrate with us and enjoy the pure joy and beauty of flamenco, filled with special✨ features:
✨ 10 Artists ✨
🎸 Guitar: Benjamin Barrile & Nicolas Hernandez
🎤 Vocals: Ana Lía & Shirlita Pili
🪘 Percussion: Chendy
💃 Dance: Rocío Conde, Virginia Castro Durán, Lia Grainger & Carmen Romero
🎭 Organizer: Kiyo Asaoka
✨ 10 Dance & Music Performances ✨
✨ 10 Prizes ✨
✨ $10 Special Drink ✨
✨ $10 Special Tapas Plate ✨
… and MORE!! ✨ ✨ ✨
As DIEZ AÑOS is a very special tablao, we’ll have a very special seating plan with two ticket options:
① Reserved Seating - $40
② General Seating - $30
And, as always, children under 16 are FREE.
We can’t wait to celebrate 10 amazing years of flamenco at Tablao Flamenco Toronto with all of you!
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Artist bio
Ana Lía lights up a room. Her voice captivates audiences with its bright, rich, and warm tone, as she impersonates the soul of each song in a way that transcends spoken language. She is vibrant, effortlessly charming, and her performances a delightful blend of powerful, emotional and fun.
A Dominican-Canadian, Ana Lía’s childhood and adolescence in Santo Domingo, was surrounded by a diversity of music genres. Rhythmic Dominican and Latin songs, jazz, Spanish and English pop, R&B, flamenco, hip-hop, and even classical, shaped the way she crafts music today.
The first time she sang in front of an audience was at a family retreat. The MC encouraged anyone who would like to sing a hymn to go on the stage. To the surprise of the audience, it was eight-year- old Ana Lía who grabbed the mic and sang in perfect pitch and a sweet, bright voice. As she walked back to her seat, she regretted having let go of the mic. Ana Lía’s love for the performing arts was undeniable. Her parents enrolled her in acting, singing and dance classes and she started writing songs and performing for her neighbours. After graduating high school, she came to Toronto and studied at Randolph College for the Performing Arts, where she received classical vocal training and graduated in 2012 as a triple-threat artist. After Randolph, Ana Lía studied with various renowned Flamenco vocalists from Andalusia, Spain, and performed across Ontario with top Canadian Flamenco dance companies.
In March 2015, she joined the rumba-funk band, Santerias, as lead vocalist and performed at multiple festivals around Ontario.
In 2020, Ana Lía launched herself as a solo artist and since then she’s released multiple singles, various collaborations, a live acoustic EP ‘En Mi Sala (Live Sessions)’ (2024) and two studio albums, Cíclica (2023) and Yo Soy Yo (2025). She's opened concerts for GRAMMY, Latin GRAMMY and JUNO winner, Alex Cuba (2022) and for Latin GRAMMY winners, Las Migas (2024), played NXNE 2022, showcased at the Canadian B2BBQ pre-WOMEX 2023 in A Coruña, Spain, also at Phoque OFF 2024, BIME Bogotá 2024, Folk Canada 2024, Folk Alliance International 2025, Tallinn Music Week 2025 and Sunfest PRO showcase 2025.
She's garnered +301K streams, +120K listeners in 114 countries on Spotify.
She was also part of RBCxMusic’s First Up 2024 cohort and the Women In Music Accelerator Entrepreneurship 2025 cohort.
This firecracker is here to stay and infect us with her luminous energy.
Read MoreA Dominican-Canadian, Ana Lía’s childhood and adolescence in Santo Domingo, was surrounded by a diversity of music genres. Rhythmic Dominican and Latin songs, jazz, Spanish and English pop, R&B, flamenco, hip-hop, and even classical, shaped the way she crafts music today.
The first time she sang in front of an audience was at a family retreat. The MC encouraged anyone who would like to sing a hymn to go on the stage. To the surprise of the audience, it was eight-year- old Ana Lía who grabbed the mic and sang in perfect pitch and a sweet, bright voice. As she walked back to her seat, she regretted having let go of the mic. Ana Lía’s love for the performing arts was undeniable. Her parents enrolled her in acting, singing and dance classes and she started writing songs and performing for her neighbours. After graduating high school, she came to Toronto and studied at Randolph College for the Performing Arts, where she received classical vocal training and graduated in 2012 as a triple-threat artist. After Randolph, Ana Lía studied with various renowned Flamenco vocalists from Andalusia, Spain, and performed across Ontario with top Canadian Flamenco dance companies.
In March 2015, she joined the rumba-funk band, Santerias, as lead vocalist and performed at multiple festivals around Ontario.
In 2020, Ana Lía launched herself as a solo artist and since then she’s released multiple singles, various collaborations, a live acoustic EP ‘En Mi Sala (Live Sessions)’ (2024) and two studio albums, Cíclica (2023) and Yo Soy Yo (2025). She's opened concerts for GRAMMY, Latin GRAMMY and JUNO winner, Alex Cuba (2022) and for Latin GRAMMY winners, Las Migas (2024), played NXNE 2022, showcased at the Canadian B2BBQ pre-WOMEX 2023 in A Coruña, Spain, also at Phoque OFF 2024, BIME Bogotá 2024, Folk Canada 2024, Folk Alliance International 2025, Tallinn Music Week 2025 and Sunfest PRO showcase 2025.
She's garnered +301K streams, +120K listeners in 114 countries on Spotify.
She was also part of RBCxMusic’s First Up 2024 cohort and the Women In Music Accelerator Entrepreneurship 2025 cohort.
This firecracker is here to stay and infect us with her luminous energy.
Genres: Flamenco, Latin Pop, Latin Jazz, Latin Music, Latin Fusion
Hometown: Toronto, Canada
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What fans are saying
Concert was great. Ana Lia and band were in fine form. Great atmosphere at The Rivoli. However, I wish that The Rivoli (and other similar venues) had a designated "accessible seating" area for people with disabilities. I use a wheelchair and people kept standing in front of me.
Sep 22, 2025·Toronto, ON
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