Jardi Tancat (1983) - 30th Anniversary and Company Premiere

Nacho Duato
Duato’s very first work, based on Catalonian folk tales sung by Maria del Mar Bonet, won him first prize at the International Choreographic Workshop in Cologne. With equal shades of passion and melancholy, the ballet evokes the despairing yet hopeful prayers of Spaniards who wait for rain on their barren land.

Sortijas (2013) - World Premiere

A vueltas con los ochenta (2012) - Joyce Premiere 

Inma García and Meritxell Barberá
García and Barberá’s first work for Ballet Hispanico uses contemporary dance to evoke the sights and sounds of the cultural revolution in 1980s Madrid known as “La Movida.” This work recreates the memory of one night of freedom, exploration, and invention lived by a young group of friends.

Danzón (2009) - Joyce Premiere

Eduardo Vilaro
Initially evolved from Haitian contradance, the Danzón has been called the official dance of Cuba. Eduardo Vilaro has taken this traditional and quintessentially Cuban dance form and reinvented it with contemporary language to construct a joyous celebration of music and movement.

Tango Vitrola (1987) - Joyce Premiere

Alejandro Cervera
Set to 1920s milonga recordings, Tango Vitrola conjures a metaphysical space that highlights the struggle between men and women through simple yet poetic patterns.
 

Nube Blanco (2009)

Annabelle Lopez Ochoa
Nube Blanco (White Cloud) is inspired by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s childhood memories of the beautiful song of Maria Dolores Pradera. Lopez Ochoa brilliantly integrates the Spanish zapateado technique or footwork that is found in flamenco dance and gives it a contemporary twist.