Isaac de los Reyes is one of the top flamenco dancers of his generation. The son of master flamenco dancer/teachers Ramón de los Reyes and Clara Ramona, he was dancing as soon as he could walk. He received his early training under his parents, performing and touring worldwide as part of the Ramon de los Reyes Spanish Dance Theater, founded by his father in Boston in 1976.  He continued his training in flamenco and ballet at the legendary flamenco school Amor de Dios in Madrid. He has toured as a soloist with the companies of Antonio Canales, Ballet Antonio Gades, and Enrique Morente, among others. He performs regularly worldwide and in important flamenco clubs throughout Spain including Casa Patas and Cardamomo. Isaac is an actor, and appeared in a major role in Sigfrid Monleón’s critically acclaimed film El cónsul de Sodoma. He has frequently collaborated with Spanish pop artist Domingo Zapata, and has performed on the catwalk at Fashion Week in New York and Los Angeles.

 

Isaac is known for his emotionally expressive dance, exquisitely clear footwork, and complex rhythms.  His diverse training and experience have allowed him to blend flamenco with influences of ballet and contemporary dance, creating an elegant but raw style that is both highly personal and deeply rooted in tradition.

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Isaac is proud to be a 2019 recipient of a Boston Foundation Live Arts Boston (LAB) Award.