Celebrating a Year of Unforgettable Premieres on ALL FLAMENCO
2025 has been a vibrant year for flamenco, filled with premieres that left a lasting impact and reminded us why this art remains universal. At ALL FLAMENCO, we’ve been privileged to witness and broadcast this creative energy, showcasing performances that blend tradition and innovation, emotion and excellence. Now, as 2026 begins, it’s the perfect time to revisit the highlights of the past year—available anytime, anywhere on our global platform.
Paco Montalvo – Soul of Flamenco Violin: 10th Anniversary
A decade after the historic concert that earned Gold Record status, Paco Montalvo reaffirms his revolutionary role in flamenco. This anniversary special is not just a look back; it’s proof that the violin can express the duende of flamenco with as much depth as the most profound voice. Virtuosity, emotion, and a flawless stage presence.
Venta de Vargas: A Flamenco Musical
More than a musical, this is a love letter to the iconic Andalusian venue where flamenco legends were born. With theatrical flair, captivating choreography, and soul-stirring voices, this show blends storytelling and performance to honor one of flamenco’s most mythical spaces.
¡Carmen! The Captain – Carmen Amaya
A visual biography of the most universal flamenco artist. From her childhood in Barcelona’s Somorrostro to her rise in Hollywood, this documentary traces Carmen Amaya’s life through rare footage and compelling testimonies. More than a story—it’s pure inspiration.
Identidad – Dorantes
In this intimate solo piano concert, Dorantes unveils his artistic essence. Identidad is a tribute to memory, family legacy, and a constant search for meaning. Deeply moving and sonically rich, it explores flamenco’s roots while opening new musical paths.
Flamencomic by Eddie Pons
Flamenco with humor? Absolutely. This animated series by French cartoonist Eddie Pons is a delightful tribute to the flamenco world. Eccentric guitarists, emotional singers, and witty nods to flamenco fans make this series as touching as it is hilarious.
José de los Camarones – I Anchored My Soul
Raw, honest, and free—this album-documentary from José de los Camarones delivers flamenco with fearless originality. With daring musical arrangements, he expands the genre’s boundaries while remaining deeply rooted in its soul. A bold, genre-defying work.
Carmen Amaya’s Last Dance
A century after Carmen Amaya’s birth, a contemporary dancer takes on the challenge of honoring her legacy. This moving stage piece blends dance, memory, and homage to one of flamenco’s eternal icons.
Gurumbé: Songs of Your Black Memory
A powerful documentary exploring the overlooked history of African slavery in Spain and its cultural impact. Flamenco, history, and social justice come together in this vital and moving film.
Where to Watch These Premieres
ALL FLAMENCO is the first and only streaming platform and TV channel entirely dedicated to flamenco. With over 1,500 titles, original productions, and global access, it’s the home of flamenco worldwide.
📺 In Spain: Local TV providers 🇫🇷 In France and Switzerland: Orange (channel 438), SFR, Bouygues, Free, Salt 🌍 Amazon Prime Video Channels 💻📱 Online at www.allflamenco.net
Flamenco never stops. Neither do we.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What makes ALL FLAMENCO different from other platforms?
ALL FLAMENCO is the only global platform exclusively dedicated to flamenco. It features shows, documentaries, series, interviews, masterclasses, and flamenco fashion events. With content in 4K/UHD and a focus on both established and emerging artists, it serves as a living archive of contemporary flamenco
Can I watch these programs from anywhere?
Yes. ALL FLAMENCO is available worldwide via its website, official app, and Amazon Prime Video Channels. It also partners with television operators across Europe, making flamenco accessible globally
What else can I find on the platform besides these premieres?
The catalog includes concerts, festivals, lessons, films, kids content, short films, and fashion. From rising stars to legends like Carmen Linares and El Pele, and venues from Teatro Villamarta to iconic flamenco clubs
How often is new content released?
ALL FLAMENCO adds new content every month: exclusive recordings, original productions, or rediscovered gems of historical value. There’s always something new to discover