VIVALDIANNO HAS TAKEN SPANISH BY STORM

The Spanish premiere of the VIVALDIANNO show El resplandor de Venecia at the Teatro del Soho CaixaBank in Málaga - the theater owned by Hollywood star Antonio Banderas - turned into a triumph. All four nights from October 15 to 18, 2026, were sold out, and nearly 2,500 audience members attended the show in Málaga.

Prague, October 21, 2026

VIVALDIANNO made its debut in Spain in grand style. Four sold-out nights in a row and nearly 2,500 enthusiastic spectators-that was the show’s debut on Spanish soil. The 3D multimedia show, which blends Antonio Vivaldi’s Baroque music with modern arrangements and state-of-the-art stage technology, captivated both the audience and the media at the Teatro del Soho CaixaBank.
Málaga is the next stop on the project’s extraordinary international tour. VIVALDIANNO has already captivated audiences in more than 30 major cities worldwide and has been seen by over 400,000 spectators.
The highlight of the premiere evening on October 15 was the presence of Antonio Banderas himself. The legendary actor and theater founder headed backstage after the performance to personally congratulate the project’s creator and producer, Michal Dvořák, as well as the soloists and the entire team.

“This is a tremendous honor for us. Antonio Banderas didn’t want to miss the premiere at his own theater, and after the performance, he took the time to personally thank the entire production team. It was an unforgettable moment and a great joy for all of us,” says Michal Dvořák.
The story of Antonio Vivaldi comes to life thanks to two exceptional voices-in the Spanish version, it is narrated by acting legend Carlos Hipólito, the unmistakable voice of the cult series Cuéntame cómo pasó; in the international English version, by Hollywood star and former 007 Pierce Brosnan.

The triumph in Málaga opens the door for VIVALDIANNU to further collaborations throughout the Spanish-speaking world.
“VIVALDIANNO already has experience with Spanish-speaking audiences thanks to repeated visits to Mexico, where viewers have come to love the show. Málaga has now confirmed that Spaniards love VIVALDIANNO just as much,” adds Michal Dvořák.

Photo by Marina M. Luna