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...
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...
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...
The festive soul of flamenco: dancing bulerías Few expressions in flamenco evoke as much life, spark, and spontaneity as dancing bulerías. This jondo palo, born from the popular pulse and rhythmic wit, is a total art form: a fusion of singing, guitar, and dance that...
On December 5, 2025, José Monje Cruz—universally known as Camarón de la Isla—would have turned 75 years old. Born in San Fernando (Cádiz), his raw and luminous voice not only revolutionized flamenco, but also elevated it to new artistic heights. On the anniversary of...
