Events Calendar
Check out the schedule of flamenco shows at our tablaos
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Clara Checa and Eduardo Guerrero are at the Corral de la Morería
October 26–November 1
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
Clara Checa and Eduardo Guerrero share the stage at the Corral de la Morería in a program that brings together two dancers with distinct personalities and a very direct connection to the rhythm of the performance. Joining them, Cristina Soler, Pilar “La Gineta,” and Rosario Heredia create a vocal ensemble with complementary voices, capable of accompanying both the most powerful moments and the passages of quiet reflection and restraint.
Pino Losada rounds out the lineup on guitar, bringing cohesion to a week in which each artist finds space to develop their own artistic language without losing sight of the collective dialogue. An event designed to experience flamenco with dance at its core, and singing and guitar setting the rhythm of each performance.
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Lucía la Bronce and Paco Hidalgo kick off November at the Corral de la Morería
November 2–8
Tablao: Corral de la Morería
Lucía la Bronce and Paco Hidalgo headline the first week of November at the Corral de la Morería, with a dance performance that evolves as the program progresses. From the 6th to the 8th, Macarena Ramírez takes over from Lucía la Bronce and brings a fresh presence to the stage, adding new nuances to a production that adapts each night to the dialogue between its artists.
José Luis Hernández and Dani Cortés provide the vocals, with Teresa Hernández stepping in to replace Dani Cortés on the 2nd and 4th. Daniel Mejía plays guitar at the start of the week, and Claudio Villanueva takes over from the 6th to the 8th, accompanying Macarena Ramírez’s debut. A dynamic program, marked by cast changes and the chance to discover something different at every performance.
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Sara Jiménez and Alberto Sellés are taking Corral de la Morería in a new direction
October 19–25
, Tablao: Corral de la Morería
Sara Jiménez and Alberto Sellés form a dance duo of striking contrasts: she brings a very personal perspective on movement, while he offers a direct, physical commitment. Alicia Morales, Ismael “El Bola,” and José Luis Hernández provide the singing with three distinct vocal styles, while Juan Anguita accompanies them on guitar during the first few days of the week.
* Lucía Campillo joins the cast on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th, and takes Sara Jiménez’s place in the final performance. Dani Cortés replaces José Luis Hernández on the 19th, 20th, and 21st, and Ismael “El Bola” will not be performing on the 19th. Pedro Jiménez “Perrete” takes over for Alicia Morales on the 22nd; she will also not be performing on the 24th. Claudio Villanueva rounds out the guitar lineup, replacing Juan Anguita from the 23rd to the 25th.
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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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