Diego el Cigala in Dubai

Diego el Cigala in Dubai Opera

The Award winning Fantastic Flamenco Phenomenon Diego Ramon Jimenez Salazar also know by the
nickname/ screen name Diego El Cigala is performing in Dubai to bring the artistic influence and the
graceful rhythms of Spanish flamenco music to the UAE where he holds a live vivid concert at Dubai
Opera on 3 March 2023.

During the concert, people will enjoy unique sensations brought by the charm of flamenco and Latin
melodies, as Diego el Cigala will take them into a cultural and artistic journey within a Spanish
atmosphere.

Diego el Cigala is a famous Spanish Flamenco singer, born in Madrid on 27 December 1968 into a family
of artists and singers. His passion for music has been overflowing ever since he was 12 years old. In the
late nineties, he began his solo singing career presenting unique flamenco vocals and rhythms that led
him to international success and winning multiple global awards.

Today, Diego el Cigala, has a record of 12 albums including more than 125 songs, such as “Lágrimas
Negras”, “Color Esperanza 2020”, “Soledad”, and “Quiéreme”. Moreover, Diego holds an immense
group of international musical awards, such as “The Odas” Award, “Microfono de Oro”, five “Amigo
Awards”, three “Music Awards”, two “Grammy Awards”, and five Latin Grammy nominations.

Diego el Cigala has an extensive fan base with a huge number of audience on social media platforms.
Diego’s channel on YouTube has more than 75 million overall views. He also has about 2 million monthly
listeners on Spotify.

This concert is organized by Arabian Entertainment House, a Dubai-based company that specialized in
planning and organizing musical concerts.

House & Event Policies
2+ years would require a ticket to enter the Auditorium.
Below 2 years are not permitted into the Auditorium.
Patrons under 16 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
Latecomers may only be admitted at a suitable pause.
Any use of mobile phones, cameras, and other electronic devices inside the auditorium is strictly prohibited
The Opera Cafe opens two hours before the performance