Events Calendar
Check out the schedule of flamenco shows at our tablaos
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Please check the detailed information on the website of each of our partner tablaos.
David Coria and Macarena López at the Corral de la Morería
July 20–26
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
From July 20 to 26, El Corral de la Morería will host Macarena López and David Coria, two artists with a highly recognizable stage presence and careers marked by creativity, intense performances, and large-scale flamenco. This is a particularly compelling encounter between two approaches to dance: the precision, character, and depth of a generation that has taken flamenco to major stages without losing the raw energy of the tablao. The singing will be performed by Miguel Soto “El Londro,” Al Blanco, and Raúl Jiménez, with Jesús Torres on guitar and Roberto Jaén on rhythm.
From July 20 to 26, El Corral de la Morería brings together Macarena López and David Coria, two artists with a highly recognizable stage presence and careers marked by creativity, interpretive intensity, and large-scale flamenco. This is a particularly compelling encounter between two approaches to dance: the precision, character, and depth of a generation that has taken flamenco to major stages without losing the raw energy of the tablao. The singing will be performed by Miguel Soto “El Londro,” Al Blanco, and Raúl Jiménez, with Jesús Torres on guitar and Roberto Jaén on rhythm.
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Ana Salazar and Eduardo Guerrero at the Corral de la Morería
July 27–August 2
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
From July 27 to August 2, the Corral de la Morería presents a week highlighted by the power of Ana Salazar and Eduardo Guerrero, two artists with immense stage presence who connect with a wide range of audiences through their personality, technical mastery, and raw emotion. The program offers a glimpse of dance in one of its most captivating forms: with artists capable of filling the stage through gesture, rhythm, and a presence that requires no artifice.
From July 27 to August 2, the Corral de la Morería presents a week highlighted by the power of Ana Salazar and Eduardo Guerrero, two artists with immense stage presence who connect with a wide range of audiences through their personality, technical mastery, and raw emotion. The program offers a glimpse of dance in one of its most captivating forms: with artists capable of filling the stage through gesture, rhythm, and a presence that requires no artifice.
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Vanesa Coloma and Marta Gálvez at the Corral de la Morería
August 3–9
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
El Corral de la Morería kicks off August with Vanesa Coloma, Marta Gálvez, and Paco Hidalgo on dance, a combination that allows audiences to enjoy different artistic sensibilities within a single week. The program brings together energy, nuance, and craftsmanship in a format that highlights the essence of the tablao: artists with solid careers, direct communication with the audience, and a stage that takes on a different vibe every night.
The singing of Al Blanco, Loreto de Dieto, and Manuel Moneo sets the tone for the week, while Antonio González’s guitar playing rounds out a program designed to let you experience flamenco up close, without compromising the Corral’s high artistic standards.
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Legendary Nights at the Corral de la Morería
August 10–30
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
The rhythm won’t stop during the second half of August at the Corral de la Morería. Every night, this historic Madrid tablao will once again bring together leading figures in flamenco singing, dancing, and guitar on an intimate stage where the power of flamenco can be felt just a few meters away from the performers. This is a unique opportunity to experience a vibrant, intense, and ever-evolving show, marked by emotion, improvisation, and the talent of each cast at the institution that has hosted more top-tier artists than any other in the history of flamenco.
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Sara Jiménez and Paco Hidalgo at the Corral de la Morería
July 13–19
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
El Corral de la Morería brings together Sara Jiménez and Paco Hidalgo, two performers with a highly personal stage presence and an approach to dance that blends tradition, character, and personal exploration. Jiménez, bailaora choreographer from Granada, has developed a creative universe where flamenco, dramatic gesture, and music coexist, while Hidalgo has forged his own path from his experience in the tablao and a deeply recognizable artistic identity.
The singing of Alicia Morales, Pilar “La Gineta,” and Teresa Hernández, accompanied by Ángel Flores on guitar, anchors a week of vibrant programming, with Macarena López joining the lineup from the 15th to the 17th.
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Alberto Sellés and Lucía Campillo at the Corral de la Morería
July 6–12
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
El Corral de la Morería presents a new week of programming featuring Lucía Campillo and Alberto Sellés as the stars of the dance, two artists with distinguished careers in contemporary stage flamenco. Campillo, who trained in dance in Murcia and Madrid, has been a member of the Antonio Gades Foundation and the Spanish National Ballet, while Sellés, born in San Fernando, has developed his own unique style rooted in Cádiz’s traditional flamenco and contemporary choreography.
El Corral de la Morería presents a new week of programming featuring Lucía Campillo and Alberto Sellés as the lead dancers—two artists with distinguished careers in contemporary stage flamenco. Campillo, who trained in dance in Murcia and Madrid, has been part of the Antonio Gades Foundation and the Spanish National Ballet, while Sellés, born in San Fernando, has developed his own unique style rooted in Cádiz’s flamenco tradition and contemporary choreography.
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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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