New ebook: Where To See Flamenco Costa del Sol
We are very excited to announce the publication of our first ebook: Where To See Flamenco Costa del Sol. This ebook is for all those […]
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Flamenco shows in the caves of Granada
Granada is perhaps most associated with the wonders of the exquisite fortress-palace of the Alhambra. However, in the city below and on the hillside opposite, […]
El Cartujano Spanish Night – A dazzling evening of horses, flamenco and paella
Between the mountains and the sea, up from Mijas and close to Fuengirola, is a venue that offers an altogether different flamenco encounter. El Cartujano […]
Mi Caseta and the magic of flamenco in Estepona
Estepona is in the western part of the Costa del Sol, about a twenty minute drive from Marbella. It is a relaxed, safe-feeling town that […]
Taberna Flamenca Pepe Lopez and Los Cabales
Torremolinos is one of the oldest resorts on the Costa del Sol. In its heyday, back in the 1950s, some of the biggest stars of […]
Nerja: perfect for a pre-Xmas flamenco getaway
Just ten days before Christmas, the W2SF team headed out to the charming seaside town of Nerja to explore the flamenco scene there. Located on […]
Malaga feria
Malaga feria is one of the biggest fairs in Spain. It is held in summer and is a fun time with family and friends. Dancing, […]
First steps in learning flamenco
You went to your first ever flamenco show. You were captivated and fascinated, blown away by the passionate intensity and intricate footwork of flamenco dancing, […]
Flamenco brunch in Madrid / a gem in el Barrio de las Letras
It was a lovely Sunday morning. The Where to See Flamenco (W2SF) team had been bold. We had decided to venture beyond our Andalusian base […]
International flavour of flamenco in “holiday city” Marbella
The clashing of castanets, stamping of heels and swirling of skirts, accompanied by the rhythmic strumming of flamenco guitar, the plaintive tonality of a flamenco […]
Flamenco at the theatre
There are many different ways to see flamenco in all sorts of places and on many different scales. This week Where to See Flamenco (W2SF) […]
Fascinating museums preserving, protecting and promoting flamenco
It doesn’t rain very often in Andalusia, but when it does, it rains cats and dogs. Great for filling up the local reservoirs… but what […]
La Carbonería
It was Saturday evening in the gorgeous city of Seville. Just coming up to Holy Week in the run up to Easter and the crowds […]
Community organisation uses flamenco theatre to combat social exclusion
A few weeks ago, the WheretoSeeFlamenco team went to see a show called El Arbol del Flamenco or the Flamenco Tree at Teatro del Soho […]
The Duende of Flamenco
Welcome to this first blog on WhereToSeeFlamenco. I’m going to dive straight into the emotional deep end. Into the heart and soul of Flamenco. The […]