Corral de la Morería: the indestructible tablao
It has resisted the crisis of the tablaos in the 80s and the lack of customers due to the pandemic. It is the Corral de la Morería, the most famous in the world.
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What happened to Los Canasteros, Manolo Caracol’s tablao
The tablao in Madrid of Manolo Caracol was a place full of duende, love affairs and mythical flamenco parties. What remains of Los Canasteros?
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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.
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The route of Camarón de la Isla
We invite you to follow Camarón’s route, from the streets of his childhood to the places that formed his character and his love for Andalusia.
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How are the new flamenco tablaos
They do not have the usual solera, so they reinvent themselves. One of their solutions to compete is design. Design in the premises and in its gastronomic offer.
Read MoreJardines de Zoraya, the trendiest tablao in Granada
Flamenco in Granada has a new king among the tablaos. It is called Jardines de Zoraya and is in the oldest part of the city.
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This is how the first female flamenco peña came into being
The first women’s flamenco club in Huelva marked a turning point in the province’s flamenco associations. Find out why it was formed.
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What is the Andalusian Peñas Circuit
More than 100 artists perform in the Circuito Andaluz de las Peñas, which aims to support promising young flamenco artists and associations.
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Flamenco in Granada: the essential route
If you want to know where to experience flamenco in Granada, take note: these are the places you should not miss on your route.
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The route of the zambras through Sacromonte
Learn about the origin of the zambra, an Arabic and gypsy fusion palo that was born in the caves of Sacromonte, a magical place.
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What is the Andalusian Peñas Circuit
More than 100 artists perform in the Circuito Andaluz de las Peñas, which aims to support promising young flamenco artists and associations.
