Eleazar Cerreduela

BIOGRAPHY:

Eleazar was born in Madrid in 1996 into a family of great guitarists, including Arturo Cerreduela (Nani), David Cerreduela, and Israel Cerreduela.

At the age of eighteen, he made his debut at Madrid’s leading tablaos and has appeared in notable theatrical productions, such as Atemporal, directed by Diego Losada; Mucho Arte and Misa Flamenca, both directed by Tito Losada; as well as Uni-Dos by Jesús Carmona and Latidos by Belén López.

Passionate about the flamenco guitar, he has shared the stage with figures such as Antonio Canales, Lucky Losada, Iván Losada, Jerónimo Maya, Ingueta Rubio, Jesús Carmona, and Belén López, among many others.

His art is a living reflection of Romani culture, a tradition that, as he himself demonstrates, remains alive and deeply rooted in its finest traditions.

Text: Candela Rousseau
Editing: Pol Amuriza
Photography: Lucca Domit
Translation: Eduardo García-Junceda