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Pepe Habichuela: Who He Was and How He Changed the Flamenco Guitar
He spent sixty years behind a voice. That was his trade and that was his greatness: the guitarist who held everyone else up and never stepped forward. Now that he is gone, we remember him.
El Chato de La Isla: One Hundred Years of a True Flamenco Singer
On June 26, 2026, we mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of José Llerena Ramos, universally known as El Chato de La Isla — one of those essential voices for understanding flamenco as something lived from the roots, from experience, and from the truth of song. Born...
Camarón 75th Anniversary Congress: San Fernando Celebrates the Eternal Legacy of the Singer from La Isla
San Fernando is once again turning its eyes, its memory and its deepest flamenco heartbeat toward Camarón de la Isla. On May 29 and 30, 2026, the Centro de Interpretación Camarón de la Isla will host the Camarón 75th Anniversary Congress, a major cultural gathering...
Jerez Fair 2026: Flamenco, Horses, Gastronomy and Artists at the Great Celebration of Rhythm
The Jerez Fair 2026, officially known as the Feria del Caballo or Horse Fair, will once again fill Parque González Hontoria with light, music, gastronomy, wine, horses, colour and rhythm. From May 9 to 16, 2026, Jerez de la Frontera will celebrate one of Andalusia’s...
La Isla Ciudad Flamenca to Organize Its First Flamenco-Jazz Seminar in San Fernando
La Isla Ciudad Flamenca will hold the first edition of its Flamenco-Jazz Seminar in San Fernando (Cádiz) from August 17 to 20, 2026, as a new educational initiative within the program of the 11th La Isla Ciudad Flamenca Festival. The in-person seminar will be led...
Flamenco Fandangos: Naturales, Fandangos de Huelva and Essential Styles
Fandangos are among the most beloved palos in flamenco. They have something immediate and deeply human: a recognizable melody, direct lyrics and an emotion that reaches both experienced flamenco lovers and those discovering cante for the first time. But behind that...
Ricardo Pachón, the Producer Who Changed the History of Flamenco and Helped Camarón Become a Legend
To speak of Ricardo Pachón is to speak of one of the great turning points in the history of flamenco. Producer, arranger, composer, documentary filmmaker, and cultural catalyst, his name appears wherever flamenco stopped repeating itself and began to engage with its...
La Isla Ciudad Flamenca unveils its poster and previews the highlights of its 11th edition
This summer, San Fernando will once again become one of flamenco’s great meeting points with the celebration of a new edition of La Isla Ciudad Flamenca, which has now unveiled its official poster and some of the main highlights of its 2026 programme. The festival...
Andalusia’s 2026 Fairs: full calendar of the most popular celebrations and a guide to their atmosphere
Andalusia’s 2026 fairs: when celebration also tells the story of a land To speak about Andalusia is to speak about a way of living in the street, of understanding music as a meeting point, and of turning the calendar into a sequence of shared moments. Fairs are part...
Andalusia, Land of Flamenco: a journey through the places where cante jondo was born
There are places you visit. And there are places you listen to. Andalusia belongs to the second category: a land that is not only explored with the eyes, but also with the ears, the memory and the emotions. To speak of Andalusia is to speak of a culture in which...
Holy Week in Andalusia: brotherhoods, Virgin images, Christs and iconic moments to experience city by city
Holy Week 2026 in Andalusia will be lived from March 29 to April 5 as a great constellation of emotions spread across regional capitals, historic towns and medium-sized cities where the Passion takes many different forms. Andalusia does not offer just one Holy Week,...
Easter Week in Andalusia 2026: a journey to feel, experience and discover
There are trips you remember for what you see. And there are others that stay with you forever because of what you feel. Easter Week in Andalusia belongs to that second category: a celebration you can admire with your eyes, but above all one you experience with your...
Carmen Linares, the lady of flamenco singing
Biography of one of the greats of flamenco singing, Carmen Linares. It is legend, inspiration and, above all, flamenco.
Carmen Amaya: Who She Was, How She Died and Why She Changed Dance
On November 19, Carmen Amaya, the dancer who revolutionized flamenco dance, died of kidney disease. She was born into poverty, became rich, and ended up broke. This is her biography.
The history of women in flamenco: pioneers who broke barriers
On the occasion of March 8, International Women’s Day, at ALL FLAMENCO we pay tribute to the women who have built the history of arte jondo. The history of women in flamenco is a story of talent, resilience, and transformation. Although flamenco was born in spaces...
Andalusia Day and Flamenco: A Living Heritage in 2026
Every February 28, Andalusia celebrates its history, identity and cultural legacy. And if there is one artistic expression that represents this identity both within Spain and around the world, it is flamenco. In 2026, Andalusia Day once again places flamenco at the...
Flamenco Festival New York 2026: 25 Years of “A True Love Story” — Highlights, Artists, Venues, and Why This Anniversary Matters
New York doesn’t merely host flamenco—it challenges it, amplifies it, and ultimately reshapes the way it is heard, seen, and remembered. In 2026, Flamenco Festival New York reaches a milestone that is both symbolic and deeply cultural: its 25th anniversary, framed by...
Jerez Festival 2026: complete guide (30th edition) + day-by-day programme (Feb 20 – Mar 7)
Some festivals feel like a schedule. Others feel like a place. The Jerez Festival belongs to the second kind: for more than two weeks, Jerez doesn’t simply “host” flamenco—it turns into it. The pace of the streets changes, chance encounters multiply, and the walk from...