The first money Pepe Habichuela ever made with a guitar came from walking up the hills of the Sacromonte with the instrument on his back, looking for a few coins in the zambras —the flamenco gatherings held in the caves of Granada’s gypsy quarter. He was a small...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
