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 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,...
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...
WATCH DOCUMENTARY With Rocío Jurado’s permission, “the greatest” could well be the dancer Carmen Amaya, exiled to America in the 30s and 40s, where she was the queen of flamenco dance. His personality, smiling, generous and simple, became pure fire...
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...
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...
