[Machine Translation] Carlos Saura, the master of flamenco, has created the soul of Spain! Carlos Saura, a master of Spanish cinema who has created numerous works of art in the field of dance music, including the much-talked-about "Flamenco Trilogy," "The Bloody Wedding," "Carmen," and "Love is a Magician," depicts in his latest film "J: Beyond Flamenco" the "Hota" from his birthplace in Spain's Aragon region. J: Beyond Flamenco" depicts a "hota" that originated in the Aragon region of Spain, the birthplace of the director. Through the hota, one of the roots of flamenco, the film introduces a variety of styles of folk dances, both humble and joyful, that extend far beyond the flamenco field. This is a blissful dance and music entertainment that explores the deep fascination of flamenco. --A miraculous performance by the superstars of Spanish dance! The splendid lineup of artists assembled is a must-see for fans of flamenco, Spanish dance, and world music. Sara Barras, a national flamenco dancer with beauty and expressiveness, who appeared in important scenes in Saura's "Iberia: Flamenco for the Soul" and "Flamenco Flamenco," and whose "Passion Flamenco" is still fresh in our minds. Canizares, a super guitarist who is considered the heir to Paco de Lucia and is active on the international stage. Carlos Nunez, a genius bagpipe player from Galicia, who also participated in the music for "Gedo". Miguel Angel Berna, a dancer and choreographer from Zaragoza, Aragon, who is the leading dancer of "Hota" and also appeared in "Iberia: Flamenco for the Soul". Valeriano Panos, a former member of the Ballet National de Espana and one of the biggest stars of Spanish dance. Carmen Paris, a pop star who modernizes the Aragonese tradition of "Hota". In addition to dancers, singers, and performers who have inherited the unique flavors of the region, top international artists will also be present.