María Juncal Brings Una Mirada to Tel Aviv on November 4

Credit: Ana Iturbide

Spanish flamenco dancer María Juncal brings Una Mirada to Tel Aviv for its Israeli premiere on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at 8:30 p.m. The show is part of Flamenco Tour 2026 and Suzanne Dellal’s performance series, but will take place at Arison Hall while the center undergoes renovations.

Dance with live guitar, vocals and percussion

Juncal choreographs and performs the work, joined by Israeli guest dancer Carmel Natan. Four musicians share the stage: guitarist Fity de Triana, singers Yael Horwitz and Miriam Levi, and percussionist Itay Astarjen. The production brings together artists from Spain and Israel around Juncal’s personal approach to flamenco.

María Juncal dancing in a black dress
María Juncal. Photo: Ana Iturbide

A career shaped by flamenco

Born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria into the Borrull family, Juncal studied ballet and classical Spanish dance in Tenerife before specializing in flamenco at Madrid’s Amor de Dios center. She has performed in France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Cuba, Mexico and the United States.

Her awards include the Antonio Gades National Flamenco Dance Prize, recognition as best flamenco dancer at the Festival del Cante de las Minas, and the 2018 Excelencias Cuba award for her contribution to flamenco in Cuba.

María Juncal in a red flamenco dress
María Juncal. Photo: Yke

Production team

Costumes are by Alejandro Ponce and María Juncal, graphic design and digital media by Tal Gershon, sound by Dudi Bell and lighting by Alexei Marhasin. The show is produced by Silvia Baro Office and María Juncal, with management by Silvia Baro Office.

Poster for María Juncal's Una Mirada
Una Mirada. Photo: Ana Iturbide

Date, venue and tickets

  • When: Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at 8:30 p.m.
  • Where: Arison Hall, 7 Saadia Gaon Street, Tel Aviv. The venue replaces Suzanne Dellal during renovations.
  • Running time: 75 minutes
  • Tickets: NIS 199-219
  • Admission: No late entry

Further details and tickets.

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