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Check out the schedule of flamenco shows at our tablaos
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Flamenco Art at Torres Bermejas
All year round
Tablao: Torres Bermejas
With more than six decades of history, Torres Bermejas one of Madrid’s premier flamenco venues. Its performance space, inspired by the Alhambra in Granada, creates an immersive atmosphere where singing, guitar, and dance unfold live, without microphones, and with the intimate feel characteristic of a tablao. The experience combines tradition, intense stage presence, and a carefully curated dining experience, with fixed-price menus that include the show and allow you to enjoy the evening to the fullest.
An experience brought to life by top-tier artists and a program that keeps the pulse of flamenco alive every day of the year—ideal for those seeking authentic flamenco in the heart of Madrid, within a historic venue that has made its stage an integral part of the city’s cultural memory.
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Vallekas Flamenca at El Cortijo
All year round
Tablao: Tablao Flamenco El Cortijo
Taberna Flamenca El Cortijo an intimate, down-to-earth, and intense way to experience flamenco—one that is deeply connected to the atmosphere of Vallecas. Located in the Numancia Market, the venue functions as a flamenco tavern where the performance isn’t perceived as something distant, but rather as a shared experience between artists and the audience. Its program features live singing, dancing, and guitar, with rotating lineups that keep the energy alive each week.
The appeal of El Cortijo lies precisely in that blend of authenticity, neighborhood spirit, and intimacy: a place where flamenco is heard and seen up close, where the rhythm fills the room, and where every performance feels like a gathering, a celebration, and a return to its roots. Unlike more institutional or theatrical offerings, El Cortijo preserves the spirit of the tavern as a space for socializing, music, and emotion, with a program designed for those seeking a direct, accessible flamenco experience with its own unique character.
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Flamenco in its purest form at La Carmela
All year round
, Tablao: Tablao La Carmela
In the former coal cellars of Taberna La Carmela, just a few steps from Puerta del Sol, Tablao La Carmela offers a flamenco experience that combines history, traditional cuisine, and an artistic program with a strong stage presence. Under the direction of Juan Andrés Maya, the venue has become one of the most recognizable tablaos in downtown Madrid, with a program that emphasizes experiencing flamenco up close—through the energy of the dance, the depth of the singing, and the rhythm of the guitar.
Its daily show is constantly refreshed with different casts, allowing each night to have its own unique character and ensuring that the audience enjoys a different experience depending on the date chosen. The venue retains the intimate character of an old coal cellar, with an immersive atmosphere that reinforces the sensation of witnessing a live, physical, and deeply emotional flamenco performance.
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The Best Flamenco at Tablao Ópera Flamenca
All year round
Tablao: Tablao Ópera Flamenca
Tablao Ópera Flamenca offers a live flamenco experience right in the heart of the Malasaña neighborhood, with a program that brings the power of dance, song, and guitar to the audience in a direct, intimate, and high-energy setting. Under the artistic direction of Salvador Barrul, the venue blends tradition with a contemporary stage sensibility to create an evening where flamenco is experienced through rhythm, emotion, and an immediate connection with the artists.
Its program is designed for those seeking an accessible, powerful experience deeply rooted in Madrid’s cultural pulse, featuring daily performances and an atmosphere that combines the character of the classic tablao with an open approach to contemporary audiences. The intimate setting of the venue allows you to appreciate the footwork, the expressiveness of the dance, the energy of the singing, and the interplay with the guitar as part of a single theatrical experience, making each performance an intense encounter with flamenco right in the heart of the city.
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"Emotions" at the Teatro Flamenco Madrid
All year round
Tablao: Teatro Flamenco Madrid
"Emociones" is the Teatro Flamenco Madrid's signature show, a daily performance that places singing, guitar playing, and dance at the heart of the experience. In the intimate setting of the Teatro Alfil, flamenco unfolds as a concentrated, direct, and emotional theatrical experience where the audience can feel up close the power of the footwork, the breath of the singing, the pulse of the guitar, and the tension of each climactic moment.
A magical experience in the intimate and welcoming atmosphere of the venue, featuring top-tier artists and a cast that ensures each performance has its own unique energy while maintaining a unified artistic identity.
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Live Flamenco
All year round
Tablao: Las Carboneras
Las Carboneras keeps the essence of flamenco alive right in the heart of Madrid, offering a unique weekly lineup featuring some of the best artists on the current scene. At this iconic tablao, art and improvisation come together in an intimate setting where every show is a one-of-a-kind experience, perfect both for those discovering flamenco for the first time and for those seeking authentic emotions with every visit.
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Flamenco Passion at La Quimera
All year round
r Tablao: Tablao La Quimera
In the heart of Madrid, next to the Plaza Mayor, Tablao La Quimera offers an authentic, intense flamenco experience deeply rooted in the tradition of the tablao. Its daily show is designed as a lively encounter between artists and the audience, where singing, guitar, and dance take place right before your eyes, and each performance is shaped by the energy of the moment. Here, flamenco is heard unfiltered—with the singer’s breath, the click of heels on the wood, and the guitar setting the pulse of a night that can change with every glance, silence, and final flourish.
La Quimera champions an intimate, unpretentious form of flamenco, where improvisation plays an essential role and the “duende” emerges from the immediate connection between those on stage and those experiencing it from the audience. It’s the perfect choice for those seeking a tablao with soul, character, and a particularly intimate atmosphere—where the experience goes beyond mere entertainment and becomes a shared journey.
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Live Flamenco
All year round
Tablao: Tablao de la Villa
El Tablao de la Villa opens its doors every day to celebrate flamenco in all its forms, bringing together leading figures and up-and-coming talents from Madrid’s flamenco scene each week. Its carefully curated program guarantees a variety of styles and performances in a welcoming setting where the duende and passion are felt from the very first compás. A must-see for anyone who wants to be captivated by the power and beauty of flamenco, night after night.
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The most intense flamenco at Flamenco de Leones
All year round
Tablao: Flamenco de Leones
Located across from the Puerta de Alcalá, Flamenco de Leones an experience that recaptures the spirit of the old café-cantantes and brings it to a contemporary setting where flamenco, fine dining, and meticulous staging come together. Its regular program is organized around different times of day: flamenco at sunset, designed for those who want to enjoy the show in the early evening; flamenco at dusk, more closely tied to the full dining experience; and late-night performances, conceived as a more festive, nighttime offering linked to the weekend’s musical atmosphere. The result is a highly distinctive way to experience flamenco in Madrid, with singing, guitar playing, and dance as the cornerstones of an experience that combines theatrical emotion, visual detail, and a strong connection to the tradition of the tablao.
Under the artistic direction of Jonatan Miró, Flamenco de Leones the energy of live performance and a sophisticated interpretation of flamenco, where each performance can be experienced as a cultural, gastronomic, and emotional event in one of the city’s most iconic venues.
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María Moreno, Florencia Oz, and David Coria: Three Bodies on the Same Stage
September 7–10
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
María Moreno, Florencia Oz, and David Coria bring together three distinct approaches to dance in a performance of immense theatrical richness. The program allows audiences to discover different ways of engaging with rhythm, ranging from precision and detail to a more expansive and physical energy. Miguel Soto “El Londro” and Juañarito provide the vocals, Benito Bernal plays guitar, and Isidora O’Ryan adds the cello as a uniquely colorful element.
On the 9th, Jesús Fernández will replace David Coria. A brief set, yet full of contrasts, offering a chance to experience flamenco on a premier stage.
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Carlos Velázquez, Mónica Méndez, and Jairo Barrull: Dance with Rhythm and Presence
September 7–13
, Tablao: Tablao de la Villa
Carlos Velázquez takes center stage for much of the week—from the 7th to the 11th and on the 13th—while Jairo Barrull joins the lineup on the 12th. Mónica Méndez accompanies the entire run, bringing continuity to a performance that evolves with each dance combination.
Gabriel de la Tomasa and Rafita de Madrid provide the vocals, with Joni Jiménez on guitar, in a lineup where singing and guitar playing function not as accompaniment, but as an essential part of the on-stage conversation. A week of great interest to enjoy different artistic sensibilities on the same stage.
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Milena Tejada and Ana Romero: "Las Carboneras" Wraps Up the Week with Another Showdown
September 7–12
, Tablao: Las Carboneras
Las Carboneras brings together Milena Tejada and Ana Romero for a week of nonstop and highly varied dance. Tejada performs continuously from the 7th to the 12th, while Romero performs from the 7th to the 11th. On the 12th, the closing show takes on a different flavor with Paula Bolaños and Triana Maciel.
On vocals, Ángel Gabarre and Juañares carry on the dialogue with a very direct presence, while Álvaro Mora’s guitar brings the ensemble together. A program that moves between the energy of the “ bailaoras,” the rhythmic pulse of the singing, and a final night with a fresh new vibe.
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Isaac de los Reyes and Lisi Sfair: A Dance That Never Stands Still
September 7–13, "
" Tablao: Centro Cultural Flamenco de Madrid
Isaac de los Reyes and Lisi Sfair share the stage during a week marked by movement, listening, and the encounter between two ways of understanding flamenco dance.
The presence of both artists allows each performance to unfold with the power, nuance, and improvisation characteristic of the tablao. Eleazar Cerreduela and José Luis Hernández lead the singing, lending depth and character to every moment, while Antonio González provides a precise musical foundation on the guitar that is open to dialogue. This is a particularly compelling lineup for discovering how dance can shift in style without losing touch with its roots.
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Rapico and Cynthia Cano: “Ópera Flamenca” Kicks Off the Week with Rhythm and Tradition
September 7–13
, Tablao: Tablao Ópera Flamenca
José Carmona “Rapico” and Cynthia Cano headline a night in which dance dialogues with the rhythm of a particularly well-rounded ensemble. Kilino Jiménez brings a precise and open touch to the guitar accompaniment, while Salvador Barrul and José Jiménez sustain the singing with strength and nuance.
Felipe Maya’s percussion and Fernando Rico’s violin expand the ensemble’s texture, guiding the performance toward a roots-based flamenco that also allows itself to breathe with breadth and sonic richness.
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Sarini Nieto and Tamar González are stepping up with confidence
September 9–13
, Tablao: Café Ziryab
The week begins with Sarini Nieto and Maximiliano Rebman on stage on the 9th and takes on a new flavor starting on the 10th with the addition of Tamar González. This transition makes the program particularly intriguing, as it allows audiences to discover different temperaments and approaches to flamenco dance. Israel Paz provides the singing, with a voice full of authenticity and character, while Paco Cruz accompanies on guitar with a delicate, imaginative style that is deeply attuned to the performers.
A program designed for those who enjoy the tablao as a place for listening, intimacy, and improvisation.
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María Moreno and Jesús Fernández: A Face-to-Face Dance
September 11–13
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
María Moreno and Jesús Fernández star in a highly intense performance, featuring two artists capable of commanding the stage through their character, technical mastery, and a very personal approach to dance. The performance highlights the intimacy of the tablao, where every call, every movement, and every silence is felt with particular intensity. Pilar “La Gineta” and Juañarito provide vocal accompaniment, while Daniel Mejía uses his guitar to create the musical space in which the dance can flourish and breathe.
A brief program, but one that comes highly recommended for those seeking performers with a commanding presence in an intimate venue.
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El Cortijo Brings Back Its Flamenco-Themed Appetizers with José Bélmez
September 13
, Tablao: Tablao Flamenco El Cortijo
Taberna Flamenca El Cortijo It’s bringing back its flamenco-themed appetizers with a morning event designed to extend the rhythm of sevillanas and rumbas among friends. José Bélmez will provide live music for this free event, which includes a first drink for €5, as well as tapas and small plates.
A more informal and interactive experience than the usual tablao show, designed for dancing, grabbing a bite to eat, and enjoying flamenco in a festive atmosphere.
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Marcos Morales and Magdalena Mannion Bring Flamenco to the City
September 7–13
, Tablao: Tablao Flamenco Las Tablas
Marcos Morales and Magdalena Mannion present *Latido urbano*, a performance that blends flamenco rhythm with a contemporary, physical sensibility deeply rooted in the city. The two artists’ dance moves blend energy, precision, and a stage presence that seeks to engage the audience directly. Diego Amador on vocals and Juan José Ramos or Claudio Villanueva on guitar round out a performance brimming with musical energy.
A week to enjoy fresh and vibrant flamenco, where tradition is not seen as something static, but as a living art form that continues to find new ways to express itself.
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Clara Checa and Eduardo Guerrero: A Week to See Dance in a New Light
September 14–20
, Tablao: Corral de la Morería
Clara Checa and Eduardo Guerrero share the bill in a week marked by two very distinct yet complementary artistic worlds. Checa brings a style characterized by attention to detail, restraint, and precision, while Guerrero brings a more physical, daring, and expansive energy to the stage. Alicia Morales, Pilar “La Gineta,” and Rosario Heredia lend their voices to a deeply moving program, accompanied by Álvaro Mora on guitar.
The result is a performance that combines emotion, technique, and constant on-stage tension, designed to demonstrate how flamenco can transform from one sequence to the next without ever losing its roots.
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Sarini Nieto and Maximiliano Rebman: Dance That Speaks Volumes with a Single Glance
September 14 and September 16–20
Tablao: Café Ziryab
Sarini Nieto and Maximiliano Rebman reunite for a week built on their shared rapport and deep understanding of the language of the tablao. Their dance requires no grand artifice to hold the audience’s attention: it moves forward through the power of their gaze, the weight of the compás, and their immediate response to every musical turn.
Desiré Paredes brings a deeply personal sensibility to her singing, while Daniel Yagüe rounds out the ensemble with guitar playing rich in rhythm and expression. The result is an intimate, lively program deeply connected to the atmosphere of Café Ziryab, where each performance can take a different path.
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Rapico, Salomé Ramírez, and Ana Almagro: A Week of Dance with Character
September 14–20
Tablao: Tablao de la Villa
José Carmona “Rapico” once again puts dance front and center at Tablao de la Villa, accompanied by Salomé Ramírez during the first half of the week and by Ana Almagro from September 18 to 20. Three artists who bring character, nuance, and raw energy to the program.
Juan Triviño and Juañarito Carrasco keep the singing in a dialogue between tradition and the present, while Joni Jiménez’s guitar sets the rhythm and creates space for each dance to find its own path. A week of vibrant, ever-changing, and especially generous flamenco on stage.
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Lisi Sfair and Aitana Rousseau: Two Perspectives, One Rhythm
September 14–20
, Tablao: Centro Cultural Flamenco de Madrid
Lisi Sfair and Aitana Rousseau headline a week of contrasting performances, in which the personality of each “ bailaora ” (flamenco singer) blazes distinct trails within the same flamenco tradition. The program allows the audience to enjoy both physical expressiveness and the more subtle nuances of the gaze, silence, and the final gesture.
Eleazar Cerreduela on vocals and Alejandro Moreno on guitar round out a highly cohesive ensemble, attentive to detail and the direct relationship between voice, guitar, and dance. A performance designed to let you experience flamenco up close, with intensity, precision, and an energy that is renewed with every move.
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Carmen Coy, Julia Gimeno, and Jesús Perona create their own geometry
September 14–27
, Tablao: Tablao Flamenco Las Tablas
"Geometría del Compás" brings together Carmen Coy and Julia Gimeno with Jesús Perona in a production that explores dance through precision, attentiveness, and the balance among three essential disciplines. Jacob Quirós’s voice and Juan José Ramos’s guitar complete a stage composition in which each artist contributes a distinct element: the body, song, and guitar playing. The program plays with the contrast between abstraction and emotion, between clean lines and powerful finishing touches.
A particularly interesting event for those seeking a refined, intense form of flamenco that pays close attention to the small details of the performance.
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Felipe Clivio and Patricia Donn: An Echo That Lingers on the Skin
September 20–27
: Tablao: Tablao Flamenco Las Tablas
Felipe Clivio and Patricia Donn present “Eco en la piel,” an intimate performance in which dance unfolds through emotion, silence, and direct contact with the music. Their collaboration gives weight to every gesture and allows the audience to closely follow the tension between pause, voice, and movement. Antonio de Manuela on vocals, accompanied by Juan José Ramos or Claudio Villanueva on guitar, lends his talent to a performance that seeks not grand artifice, but intensity and authenticity on stage.
A week to let yourself be swept away by a deeply physical, intimate form of flamenco built on mutual listening.
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Florencia Oz and David Coria: A Conversation That Calls for Closeness
September 21–24
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
Florencia Oz and David Coria return to El Corral for a week in which the dance draws inspiration from a constant interplay with singing and guitar playing. Their joint performance allows the audience to enjoy two distinct approaches to the stage that complement each other through contrast and mutual listening. Manuel de la Curra and Jesús Flores provide the vocals, Jesús Torres plays the guitar, and Isidora O’Ryan adds the rich tones of the cello to a musical arrangement of exceptional depth.
An opportunity to take in flamenco at a leisurely pace, follow its nuances, and let yourself be carried away by a performance unfolding just a few meters from the audience.
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Maximiliano Rebman, Sarini Nieto, and Daniela Gallardo: A Week of Transformation
September 21 and September 23–27
, Tablao: Café Ziryab
Maximiliano Rebman and Sarini Nieto are the mainstays of the last full week of September, joined by Daniela Gallardo on the 25th and 26th. Her addition brings a new sensibility to the program and broadens the nuances of a performance that shifts in energy from one show to the next. Emilio Gabarre and Ángel de Toro share vocal duties, with Antonio Españadero on guitar, in a group that combines experience, character, and mutual respect.
An ideal week to experience that intimate flamenco in which the connection between the artists transforms each performance into a unique experience.
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Belén de la Quintana and Juan Amaya 'El Pelón': Flamenco with Their Own Distinctive Style
September 21–27
Tablao: Centro Cultural Flamenco de Madrid
Belén de la Quintana and Juan Amaya “El Pelón” bring together two performers of immense character in a week where dance becomes narrative, tension, and connection. Both artists bring a highly personal way of inhabiting the stage, combining skill, temperament, and an immediate connection with the audience. Eleazar Cerreduela and Juañares Carrasco provide the singing, with Alejandro Moreno’s guitar serving as the thread that weaves together a performance that exudes tradition yet also brims with spontaneity.
It’s the kind of lineup that invites you to pay attention to the details: the response to the singing, the call, the silence before the climax, and the power of a scene unfolding live on stage.
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Florencia Oz and David Coria end the month on a high note
September 25–27
, Tablao: Corral de la Morería
The closing segment of the program features Florencia Oz and David Coria as the cornerstones of the performance, although Jesús Fernández will replace Coria on the 26th and 27th. This change adds a new nuance to a performance that also sees a shift on guitar, with Carlos Jiménez taking over. Manuel de la Curra and Jesús Flores on vocals, alongside Isidora O’Ryan on cello, round out a program rich in sound.
A great opportunity to discover how a single performance can evolve over the course of the week, while maintaining the intensity, artistic quality, and intimacy that characterize El Corral.
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Lisi Sfair and Gabriel Matías end the month without letting up
September 28–October 4, "
" at Tablao: Centro Cultural Flamenco de Madrid
Lisi Sfair and Gabriel Matías close out September with a combination of physical, expressive dance deeply connected to the rhythm. Gabriel Matías’s energy meets Lisi Sfair’s stage presence to create a program that alternates between speed, precision, and moments of greater introspection.
Eleazar Cerreduela and Gabriel de la Tomasa bring two voices brimming with personality, while Mario Parrana’s guitar playing keeps the beat and creates space for improvisation. A particularly vibrant way to close out the month, with flamenco understood as a direct conversation between artists and the audience.
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Estefanía Narváez and Jesús Perona: The Body Gains Momentum
September 28–October 4
Tablao: Tablao Flamenco Las Tablas
Estefanía Narváez and Jesús Perona close out September with *Cuerpo Impulso*, a performance marked by movement, risk, and the physical energy of dance. Juan José Ramos’s guitar and Jesús Hernández “El Ricky”’s singing accompany a program that explores the limits of improvisation and the immediate response to the rhythm. The show delivers a burst of intensity without sacrificing detail, alternating moments of high speed with others where silence and tension take center stage.
A closing event that perfectly encapsulates Las Tablas’ commitment to a contemporary, vibrant, and deeply theatrical flamenco.
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Círculo Flamenco Madrid: An Event to Experience Flamenco from the Inside
October 15,
Tablao: Teatro Flamenco Madrid
Teatro Flamenco Madrid is hosting a new event organized by the Círculo Flamenco de Madrid, a nonprofit cultural association that brings together enthusiasts with a long history of promoting this art form.
Since 2013, the group has been working to transform the city into a hub for top-tier performances and initiatives that invite people to experience flamenco with attention, knowledge, and passion—going beyond simply enjoying an evening of entertainment.
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Zambomba Flamenca: The “ Teatro Flamenco Madrid ” Becomes a Home for Christmas
December 10–13
, Tablao: Teatro Flamenco Madrid
Marina Perea, María Reyes, Loreto de Diego, Alberto Sellés, Marian Fernández, Javier Valduciel, and Álvaro Mora transform the stage at “ Teatro Flamenco Madrid ” into a family living room to celebrate Christmas through song, rhythm, and warmth.
Flamenco Christmas carols blend with the fluttering of shawls and stoles in a performance that recaptures the joy of shared gatherings, where every voice, every clap, and every gesture invites the audience to feel part of the celebration.
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TEATRO FLAMENCO MADRID
June 2
, Tablao: Teatro Flamenco Madrid
The Teatro Flamenco Madrid a performance of exceptional artistic intensity featuring Aurora Vargas, Diego del Morao, and Miguel Salado as part of the Círculo Flamenco de Madrid, a program designed for flamenco enthusiasts seeking the art form in its deepest form. Aurora Vargas’s presence transports the evening into the realm of singing with character, rhythm, and passion, while Diego del Morao and Miguel Salado bring two guitar styles brimming with personality, capable of supporting the voice through attentive listening, precision, and distinctive tone.
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LAS TABLAS FLAMENCO TABLAO
January 26–31
, Tablao: Tablao Flamenco Las Tablas
"Ecos del flamenco" brings together Noé Barroso and the Cuadro Flamenco Las Tablas in a vibrant celebration of flamenco's roots. Dance, song, and guitar blend to evoke the power, emotion, and beauty of an art form that speaks directly to the senses. The guitar playing of Juan José Ramos or Luis Miguel Manzano, together with Eva Durán’s singing, creates an intense experience that leaves a lasting impression and reaffirms the enduring relevance of flamenco in its most authentic form.
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CENTRO CULTURAL FLAMENCO DE MADRID
January 26–February 1
Tablao: Centro Cultural Flamenco de Madrid
The on-stage partnership between Lisi Sfair and José Viñas is built on mutual understanding and attentive listening, resulting in a balanced dance full of meaning. Eleazar Cerreduela’s singing once again serves as the emotional backbone of the show, accompanied by Alejandro Moreno’s guitar, which envelops each number with a clear and elegant musicality, creating an experience of vibrant and deeply felt flamenco.
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CORRAL DE LA MORERÍA
January 12–18
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
From January 12 to 18, the Corral de la Morería presents a program of great expressive intensity, led by Lucía La Piñona as bailaora . Her dance—visceral and deeply connected to the earth—interacts with Yoel Vargas’s stage presence and contemporary energy, creating a high-voltage artistic encounter. The singing of Ismael El Bola and Ezequiel Montoya adds depth, contrast, and an emotional narrative that runs through each number with authenticity and character. On guitar, Francisco Vinuesa anchors the ensemble with precise and sensitive playing, setting the tempo and atmosphere with great musical intelligence.
* On the 15th, 16th, and 17th, Juañarito will take over the vocals in place of Ismael El Bola. Likewise, on the 16th, 17th, and 18th, Joni Jiménez will take over on guitar, replacing Francisco Vinuesa.
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TABLAO ÓPERA FLAMENCA
January 5–6
, Tablao: Tablao Ópera Flamenca
Tablao Ópera Flamenca celebrates the arrival of the Three Kings with two special performances on January 5 and 6—a festive event where art takes center stage on a night brimming with magic. Cynthia Cano, with her stage presence and natural elegance, and Isaac de los Reyes, a performer with tremendous personality and presence, share the stage in a show that combines delicacy, rhythm, and emotion. A perfect way to wrap up the holiday season with the finest flamenco in an intimate setting brimming with duende.
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TABLAO DE LA VILLA
December 29–January 4
, Tablao: Tablao de la Villa
We bid farewell to the year with a well-balanced performance full of dramatic intensity, in which dance once again takes center stage through Carlos Velázquez, Nerea Carrasco, and Anabel Moreno, whose personalities bring diverse nuances and rhythms to the ensemble, interacting organically with the singing of Juan Triviño and Juañarito Carrasco, while Israel Cerreduela’s guitar underpins the musical structure of a week marked by expressiveness, artistic cohesion, and the intimate atmosphere characteristic of the Tablao de la Villa.
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CAFÉ ZIRYAB
December 29–January 4
Tablao: Café Ziryab
The New Year brings Café Ziryab festive flamenco atmosphere to Café Ziryab with Sarini Nieto and Maximiliano Rebman, transforming each performance into a vibrant dialogue between power, technique, and emotion. El Pola delivers a resounding, character-filled vocal performance, accompanied by Daniel Yagüe on guitar, whose rich, enveloping sound anchors the performance.
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THE COAL BINS
December 22–27
, Tablao: Las Carboneras
Las Carboneras ushers in Christmas with a performance of great artistic intensity, in which Alejandro Moreno’s guitar serves as the musical backbone and a meeting point between the singing of Antonio de Manuela and Ángel Gabarre—two voices with distinct personalities that bring depth and nuance to the ensemble— while the dance takes center stage thanks to a diverse cast featuring Cynthia Cano, Illeana Gómez, Alejandra Hernández, and Pablo Fraile, creating an experience marked by expressiveness, shared energy, and a balance between tradition and the tablao’s unique character.
* On December 24, 25, and 31, and January 1, the tablao will be closed
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THE CHIMERA
December 20
, Tablao: Tablao La Quimera
Montse Cortés will present her new album, *Agua de miel*, at an event that promises to be one of the month’s most special moments at La Quimera. Considered one of the most unique and revered voices in contemporary flamenco, Cortés embodies an art form that navigates truth, poignancy, and spontaneous inspiration, capable of reinventing itself on every stage. Born in Catalonia, her Granada roots and the profound influence of Camarón pulse through a style of singing that elevates every genre into realms of sonic fantasy and deep, soulful emotion. The presentation of this new album offers an intimate encounter with a one-of-a-kind artist, whose musical universe continues to expand without boundaries.
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LIONS' FLAENCO
All year round
Tablao: Flamenco de Leones
Located across from the Puerta de Alcalá, Flamenco de Leones an experience that recaptures the spirit of the old café-cantantes and brings it to a contemporary setting where flamenco, fine dining, and meticulous staging come together. Its regular program is organized around different times of day: flamenco at sunset, designed for those who want to enjoy the show in the early evening; flamenco at dusk, more closely tied to the full dining experience; and late-night performances, conceived as a more festive, nighttime offering linked to the weekend’s musical atmosphere. The result is a highly distinctive way to experience flamenco in Madrid, with singing, guitar playing, and dance as the cornerstones of an experience that combines theatrical emotion, visual detail, and a strong connection to the tradition of the tablao.
Under the artistic direction of Jonatan Miró, Flamenco de Leones the energy of live performance and a sophisticated interpretation of flamenco, where each performance can be experienced as a cultural, gastronomic, and emotional event in one of the city’s most iconic venues.
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TABLAO LA CARMELA
All year round
, Tablao: Tablao La Carmela
In the former coal cellars of Taberna La Carmela, just a few steps from Puerta del Sol, Tablao La Carmela offers a flamenco experience that combines history, traditional cuisine, and an artistic program with a strong stage presence. Under the direction of Juan Andrés Maya, the venue has become one of the most recognizable tablaos in downtown Madrid, with a program that emphasizes experiencing flamenco up close—through the energy of the dance, the depth of the singing, and the rhythm of the guitar.
Its daily show is constantly refreshed with different casts, allowing each night to have its own unique character and ensuring that the audience enjoys a different experience depending on the date chosen. The venue retains the intimate character of an old coal cellar, with an immersive atmosphere that reinforces the sensation of witnessing a live, physical, and deeply emotional flamenco performance.
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EL CORTIJO FLAMENCO TABLAO
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Tablao: Tablao Flamenco El Cortijo
Taberna Flamenca El Cortijo an intimate, down-to-earth, and intense way to experience flamenco—one that is deeply connected to the atmosphere of Vallecas. Located in the Numancia Market, the venue functions as a flamenco tavern where the performance isn’t perceived as something distant, but rather as a shared experience between artists and the audience. Its program features live singing, dancing, and guitar, with rotating lineups that keep the energy alive each week.
The appeal of El Cortijo lies precisely in that blend of authenticity, neighborhood spirit, and intimacy: a place where flamenco is heard and seen up close, where the rhythm fills the room, and where every performance feels like a gathering, a celebration, and a return to its roots. Unlike more institutional or theatrical offerings, El Cortijo preserves the spirit of the tavern as a space for socializing, music, and emotion, with a program designed for those seeking a direct, accessible flamenco experience with its own unique character.
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TORRES BERMEJAS
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Tablao: Torres Bermejas
With more than six decades of history, Torres Bermejas one of Madrid’s premier flamenco venues. Its performance space, inspired by the Alhambra in Granada, creates an immersive atmosphere where singing, guitar, and dance unfold live, without microphones, and with the intimate feel characteristic of a tablao. The experience combines tradition, intense stage presence, and a carefully curated dining experience, with fixed-price menus that include the show and allow you to enjoy the evening to the fullest.
An experience brought to life by top-tier artists and a program that keeps the pulse of flamenco alive every day of the year—ideal for those seeking authentic flamenco in the heart of Madrid, within a historic venue that has made its stage an integral part of the city’s cultural memory.
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