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José de los Camarones: The Flamenco Prophet from Jerez Lands on ALL FLAMENCO
In the world of flamenco, there are voices that don’t just sing — they preach. José de los Camarones is one of them. With his unclassifiable and deeply spiritual style, he arrives on ALL FLAMENCO with two unmissable releases: Copas vacías and Anclé mi alma. Discover...
The 4th Flamenco Biennial of Cádiz, Jerez, and Los Puertos Honors María Vargas
From October 1st to November 30th, 2025, nine cities in Cádiz will host over thirty flamenco performances and cultural events as part of the IV Flamenco Biennial of Cádiz, Jerez and Los Puertos. This year's edition honors legendary flamenco singer María Vargas and...
Antonio Reyes, the sweet singing: the voice that touches the soul of flamenco
The cantaor from Chiclana who moves with his sweetnessAntonio Reyes Montoya, born in Chiclana de la Frontera in 1977, comes from a family steeped in flamenco tradition. His grandfather Antonio Montoya and uncle Roque Montoya "Jarrito" were important figures, and he is...
30 Years Without Lola Flores: Legacy, Memory and Eternal Duende
Three decades after her passing, the world of flamenco still owes a debt of love to Lola Flores. We revisit her legacy, her cultural impact, and the places where her legend lives on: the museum in Jerez and the Venta de Vargas. A Myth That Never Left On May 16, 1995,...
Camarón de la Isla Museum in San Fernando: the living legacy of a flamenco legend
“The Camarón Museum isn’t just a tribute — it’s a powerful immersive experience that touches the soul.” — Visitor
Carmen Amaya in Film: Three Must-See Works on the Flamenco Dance Legend
Three powerful films available on ALL FLAMENCO invite us to rediscover the art and myth of Carmen Amaya, the iconic dancer who forever changed flamenco. Documentary and fiction meet to portray “La Capitana” from different angles. To speak of Carmen Amaya is to evoke...
EA! is back with “Cantando Caminos”: 30 years of music, fusion and emotion.
The group EA!, pioneer of flamenco mestizaje, celebrates three decades of career with the release of Cantando Caminos, an album that revives their greatest hits with a renewed sound. The reunion with their audience will be on April 12 at the Sala Clamores in Madrid....
ALL FLAMENCO celebrates 10 years of La Isla Ciudad Flamenca with a brand-new on-demand collection
San Fernando, the birthplace of the legendary Camarón de la Isla, will once again become a vibrant hub of flamenco this summer as it hosts the 10th edition of La Isla Ciudad Flamenca, running from July 21 to August 31, 2024. This beloved festival, now a key date in...
This Holy Week, Your Destination is Andalusia
During Holy Week, your destination is Andalusia—a place where passion and tradition merge into a unique spectacle for the senses. From the scent of incense and orange blossom filling the streets to the emotion stirred by a heartfelt saeta rising in the silence of the...
Zambomba Flamenca: A Genuine Christmas Party
Since 2015, the zambomba has been part of the Andalusian Historical Heritage. Don’t miss the Christmas carols, videos and songs that we bring you.
Fabiola Barba’s dance through various flamenco styles
As if you were at the Festival de Jerez: live the complete show of Fabiola Barba dancing through various flamenco styles.
A way of “seeing” the main flamenco “palos”
Discover the personality of the most famous flamenco palos, such as the bulería, the fandango, or the seguiriya. A different perspective.
7 curiosities of flamenco
Paraphrasing the great Woody Allen, this post is about “Everything you always wanted to know about flamenco and never dared to ask”…
Juanito Villar triumphs in Cadiz in a tribute to history
A tribute to the Cadiz singer Juanito Villar, in which artists of the stature of Antonio Canales or Rancapino Chico have been present, helps us to get closer to this exponent of the genuine cantes of Cádiz.
Golden Key to Singing: Almost Two Centuries of Controversy
In 1868, possibly in a spree, El Nitri was given a scepter of best singer. Today, this key to the best is held by Fosforito. But nothing is very clear behind each of the 5 chosen in 200 years. We talk about this, about its possible irregularities, in this post.
10 great flamenco sentences
Camarón, Paco de Lucía, Antonio Mairena, Carmen Linares… have defined in great phrases what flamenco is.
El Taranto and its (almost) 60 years of history
El Taranto is the oldest of the Almerian flamenco peñas, closely linked to the figure of Fosforito and Andalusian associations.
Jesús Carmona, the “beast of dance”, at the helm of the Spanish Ballet
The New York Times says of him that he is a “phenomenon” of flamenco. His dance between the avant-garde and the orthodox breaks the mould, and that must have pleased the President of the Community of Madrid, who has put him at the head of the Spanish Ballet.