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    Journalist and music producer Tere PeñaPhoto: Tere's personal archive Peña

    Tere from Lebrija Peña, Commander's Cross of the Order of Civil Merit

    Presentation of the XXIV Biennial of Flamenco Seville. Casino de la Exposición. February 10, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    The 'El mundo por montera' gala of the XXIV Biennial of Flamenco puts its tickets on sale

    Still from the documentary 'Remember Me', about La Niña de la Puebla. By filmmaker Remedios Malvárez from Huelva.

    La Niña de la Puebla, much more than the singer of 'Los Campanilleros'

    Councilor Patricia del Pozo, at the opening of the exhibition 'Vericuetos' flamencos and graphics'. Photo: Cons Cultura

    The art jondo It engages with the visual arts in the new exhibition at the Andalusian Institute of Flamenco

    Presentation of the XXIV Biennial of Flamenco Seville. Casino de la Exposición. February 10, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    The program for the Seville Biennial has been presented: pearls abound.

    Naike Ponce. Photo: Ana Palma

    The Chair of Flamenco Félix Grande celebrates his anniversary by looking to the new generation

    Arcángel and Councilor Patricia Del Pozo. Presentation of the Tablao tour. Photo: Ministry of Culture

    Arcángel takes his 'Tablao' tour to all eight Andalusian provinces

    The Argentine singer presented 'Utrera' Flamenco Fetén at Puerto de Cuba Café del Río, Seville. December 11, 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Argentina premieres the music video 'Culpable' and begins the 'Utrera' tour flamenco great'

    Recital by Manuel Monje. XXIX Jerez Festival. Villavicencio Palace. March 8, 2025. Photo: Esteban Abión

    Young Manuel Monje releases 'Dreaming' Flamenco', with the collaboration of Miguel Poveda

    Mariluz & Montecarlo Fashion Show. Simof 2026. Photo: Chema Soler

    Simof closes an edition marked by nods to the 80s

    Presentation of the XXV Flamenco New York Festival. Royal Artillery Factory of Seville. January 30, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Presentation of the 25th anniversary of Flamenco New York Festival: A Love Story

    Rossy de Palma and Raquel Revuelta. SIMOF 2026. Fibes Seville. Photo: Chema Soler

    Infanta Elena inaugurated the International Flamenco Fashion Show

    Presentation of the "Empeñados por Sevilla" cycle. Peña Torres MacarenaJanuary 28, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    The second edition of the 'Empeñados' cycle was presented in Torres Macarena

    Meeting of the associative fabric of flamenco in the Chair of Flamenco From Pablo de Olavide University. Photo: UPO

    The associative fabric of the flamenco debate the proposals for art jondo out of 2026

    Designer Teresa Porras with José Manuel Caballero Bonald. Photo: TP Social Media

    Teresa Torres, the Sevillian woman who won the hearts of the people of Cádiz

    Students from the 4th grade of Primary Education at the CEIP José María Pemán school in Puente Genil have created a version of our podcast 'The little elf and the teacher' dedicated to La Perla de Cádiz.

    Schoolchildren perform a version of 'The Little Elf and the Teacher' dedicated to La Perla de Cádiz

    Presentation of the 57th Meeting of Cante Jondo From La Puebla de Cazalla. Photo: Kiko Valle

    The poster for the 57th Meeting has been presented Cante Jondo from La Puebla de Cazalla

    Presentation of the 33rd Murcia Flamenco Summit. Photo: Murcia City Council

    Murcia hosts the 33rd edition of the Flamenco Summit

    Designs from the Flamentex Chair on the We Love catwalk FlamencoPhoto: Seville School of Fashion ESSDM

    Success of the Flamentex International Chair of Flamenco Fashion at We Love Flamenco

    The Amateur Competition FlamencoThe town of Guillena will distribute 5.000 euros in prizes.

    The Amateur Competition FlamencoThe town of Guillena will distribute 5.000 euros in prizes.

  • Opinion
    Pepe Montaraz. Peña Flamenca Pepe Montaraz, Lebrija (Seville). October 1, 2023. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Goodbye to Pepe Montaraz

    Manuel Cano Tamayo.

    Manuel Cano's dedication to the guitar

    Rafael Amador from Seville, on the cover of the album 'Pasa la vida', by Pata Negra.

    Rafael Amador: Goodbye from the heart…

    Luis Soler and Manuel Martín Martín, in Mairena del Alcor, May 2017. Photo: Carmelo Camino - MMM Archive

    Luis Soler, the other voice of Malaga (and III)

    How did we learn to forget Antonio?

    Manuel Martín Martín and Luis Soler Guevara, at the tribute to the latter held at the University of Málaga, 2017. Photo: MMM Archive

    Luis Soler, the other voice of Malaga (II)

    Luis Soler and Manuel Martín Martín, in Mairena del Alcor, May 2017. Photo: Carmelo Camino - MMM Archive

    Luis Soler, the other voice of Malaga (I)

    Luis Soler, with his nephew Ramón Soler, author of this article. Photo: Luis de la Fuente - La Opinión de Zamora

    Goodbye to Luis Soler Guevara, the best fan

    Margit Frenk. Still from the documentary 'El Colegio de México and '68'. Production: Digital Education Coordination / Colmex Digital.

    Margit Frenk, a light that never went out

    Guitarist Juan Antonio Muñoz at the Casa de Andalucía in Rivas Vaciamadrid. December 2016. Photo: Vicente Pachón

    Juan Antonio Muñoz, eternal Mairena supporter

    Joselito and Montoya.

    Joselito, rondeñas dance, taranto… and seguiriyas

    The flamenco singer Fosforito. Image provided by Fernando Sanjuán Caramazana, taken at the Pérez de León studio, Madrid.

    Fosforito and the Drone of Puente-Genil

    Diego Clavel, at the Meeting of Cante Jondo From La Puebla de Cazalla. Photo: Antonio Moreno

    Diego Clavel, an anthology flamenco singer (and II)

    Diego Clavel, at the Meeting of Cante Jondo From La Puebla de Cazalla. Photo: Antonio Moreno

    Diego Clavel, an anthology flamenco singer (I)

    The Argentine singer presented 'Utrera' Flamenco Fetén at Puerto de Cuba Café del Río, Seville. December 11, 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Gifts flamencos for Three Kings Day

    Flamenco singer Manuel Vallejo. Old image restored.

    Let's light candles for Manuel Vallejo

    The legendary Sevillian bullfighter Ignacio Sánchez Mejías.

    A deep celebration with poets: memoirs of the flamenco Generation of '27

    It's been 15 years since Enrique Morente passed away.

    Julio Rivera Cross, the poet from Jerez, was a great lyricist. flamenco, recently deceased.

    Julio Rivera, the poet flamenco that wanted to be sea

    Inés de Utrera left

  • Chronicles
    Javier de Ana María. Peña Flamenca La Bambera, Seville. Feb 14, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Javier de Ana María: prodigy of flamenco guitar

    Recital by Cristian de Moret. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. 14 Feb 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Cristian de Moret and the white fish

    Juan de Juan's dance recital. Peña Torres Macarena, Seville. 12 Feb 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Juan de Juan and the jolts of genius

    'Six Birds in the Hand', by Vicente Amigo. Teatro de la Maestranza, Seville. February 13, 2026. Photo: Guillermo Mendo

    Did Vicente not play well?

    Recital by Ismael de la Rosa El Bola. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. Feb 7, 2026. Photo: Rodri

    Ismael de la Rosa El Bola: Triana and its syrupy fantasy

    Recital by May Fernández with Keko Baldomero. Peña Flamenca Torres MacarenaSeville. January 31, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    May Fernández, the flamenco singer from Cai

    Recital by María Jesús Bernal with Manolito Jero. Peña Flamenca La Jumoza, Seville. January 31, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    María Jesús Bernal: Moorish woman with cracked crystals

    recital of cante from Caracolillo de Cádiz. Peña Flamenca Smuggling (Paymogo, Huelva). January 31, 2026. Photo: Jesús Naranjo

    Caracolillo de Cádiz floods the Peña The Smuggling of Paymogo

    'Aibar / Rage', by Vanesa Aibar. World premiere. Central Theatre of Seville. January 31, 2026. Photo: Carlos Bonilla

    Vanesa Aibar and the ice that burns

    Dance recital by Fuensanta La Moneta. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena From Seville. January 30, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    La Moneta or the untamed passion of dance

    Recital by José Almarcha. III Jambá Jazz Festival. Modern Theatre of Chiclana, Cádiz. January 28, 2026. Photo: Antonio Barce

    José Almarcha, the art of making a path

    Recital by Enrique El Extremeño. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. January 24, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Enrique El Extremeño: mastery and courage

    recital of cante by Abraham El Zambo. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. January 17, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Abraham El Zambo and the party of a natural flamenco singer

    Marco Flores dance recital. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. January 21, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Marco Flores or the totem of dance flamenco

    Antonia Jiménez and Alba Espert. V Flamenco Guitar Convention in the City of Huelva. Cajasol Foundation, Huelva. January 17 and 17, 2026. Photo: Irra Torres

    Flamenco essences in women's guitars

    recital of cante by Samuel Serrano. Peña La Platería, Granada. January 17, 2026. Photo: Gilberto González

    The echo of Samuel Serrano's shoelaces resonates in La Platería

    'Magnificat', by María Moreno. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Theater of Nîmes, Bernadette Lafon Hall. January 16, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    A trapeze artist named Maria Moreno

    'Remembering Seville. 50 years without Niño Ricardo', by José Acedo and Joselito Acedo. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Odeon Theater in Nìmes. Feb 16, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    José and Joselito Acedo raise Ricardo's flag

    recital of cante by Delia Membrive. Peña Torres Macarena, Seville. January 10, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Delia Membrive, resounding and profound

    'Fats. The voice, the eye, the flesh', by Paula Comitre, Florencia Oz and Carmen Angulo. Festival Flamenco of Nîmes 2026. Odeon Theater of Nìmes. Feb 15, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Paula Comitre, Florencia Oz & Carmen Angulo: the owners of destiny

  • Interviews
    Madrid-born flamenco dancer José Maya. Photo: Juanlu Vela

    José Maya: "For me, dancing is being as close to God as possible."

    José Cenizo Jiménez, author of the book 'Poet flamenco'.

    José Cenizo: "Flamenco lyrics should be brief, simple and profound, like an emotional spark."

    The Japanese flamenco dancer Kotoha Setoguchi, in Torres MacarenaJune 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Kotoha Setoguchi: "From the outside, the flamenco It looks more exotic and attractive."

    Flamenco singer Lucía Beltrán. Photo: Moguer Town Hall

    Two hours with Lucía Beltrán, the flamenco singer who feels pain cante

    Presentation of the documentary 'You Will Be Farruquito' at the Seville European Film Festival. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Farruquito on the big screen: the artist's life comes to the cinema "in all its colors"

    Marisol Encinias, director of the Festival Flamenco From Alburquerque. Photo provided by Marisol.

    Marisol Encinias: "In other places the flamenco It's something exotic, but in Albuquerque it's considered a natural part of life.

    Alexis Laurens, Festival Director Flamenco Montpellier Metropolis, France. Photo courtesy of Alexis

    Alexis Laurens (Festival Métropole de Montpellier): «In the face of our audience, what never fails is pure»

    Singer Pepe de Lucía. Cover of the album 'Cada día'.

    Pepe de Lucía (and II): "Paco gave me all his trophies, he said they were nothing"

    Guillermo Cano before a performance. Photo: Enrique Calero

    What happened to Guillermo Cano, the singer of sweetness?

    The singer from Cadiz José Anillo.

    José Anillo: «If the flamenco like carnival, Cadiz would be something else"

    Flutist Ostalinda Suárez. Photo: Cante The Mines

    Ostalinda Suárez: "Acaná is the vision I have of the flamenco»

    Pepe de Lucía, at the Paco de Lucía Legacy Festival, New York 2024. Photo: Pepe de Lucía archive

    Pepe de Lucía (I): "It's only now that I realize how great Paco was."

    María Pagés. Photo: Mauricio Mendivelso - Matadero Dance Center Website

    María Pagés: "We live in a complicated world, artists have a responsibility."

    Macarena López. Photo: Juaki Pérez

    Macarena López: "Feeling that in Vancouver people enjoy the flamenco "It's a real gift"

    The Bajañí of Fernando Trueba and Niño Josele. Photo: JM Reyna

    Fernando Trueba films the great journey of flamenco guitar with Niño Josele's 'Bajañí'

    British guitarist John McLaughlin. Photo: McLaughlin's Instagram

    John McLaughlin: "Paco de Lucía was a true artist because he was willing to take risks."

    Granada-born flamenco dancer Alba Heredia. Photo: perezventana

    Alba Heredia: "I don't remember a time in my life when I didn't dance."

    Antonio Canales, at the tribute to Manuela Carrasco del Tacón Flamenco from Utrera, February 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Antonio Canales: "I like being weightless and at the same time a granite rock."

    Dancer Francisco Hidalgo, director of Tagarnina Fest. Photo: Hidalgo website

    Francisco Hidalgo, promoter of the Tagarnina Fest: "I want the people of Algodonales to see all the colors of the flamenco»

    Dancer and choreographer Antonio Najarro. Photo: Najarro website

    Antonio Najarro: "I wanted to show Lorca's more dreamlike side."

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    Cristina Hoyos Ballet. Isabel España Residence Hall, Madrid. April 2023. Photo: Vicente Pachón

    From flamenco to large format

    Dance recital by Manuela Carpio. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. September 10, 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Manuela Carpio's "family party" will open the XXX Jerez Festival in grand style

    The Grand Cross of Alfonso X for the wise Pepe Habichuela

    Lyrics and music, the two legs of flamenco

    Lyrics and music, the two legs of flamenco

    Presentation of the Tacón festival Flamenco from Utrera. Peña Flamenca Uncle José de Paula, Jerez. February 9, 2026. Photo: Juan Garrido

    The dance of Jerez and its rhythm, protagonists of the Tacón Flamenco from Utrera

    'Nerja' by Rafael Riqueni, a sonic journey between the flamenco and the cave

    In this photo from approximately 1950, from left to right, Amparo Soto (daughter of Manuel Torre, wife of Pepe Ríos), Pepe Ríos, Niña Amparo and the guitarist Manolo Morilla.

    Niña Amparo, Pioneer of flamenco dance in Morón de la Frontera

    José Esteban Rodríguez Casano, with Antonio Carrión, at the presentation of a previous album at the Calixto Sánchez Literary Circle in Seville. Photo: María del Puerto

    With skill and feeling, delving into the essence of the guitar

    Luis Soler Guevara and Faustino Núñez, at the former's residence in Málaga. Photo: Faustino archive

    Luis Soler or the generosity of flamenco

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    Journalist and music producer Tere PeñaPhoto: Tere's personal archive Peña

    Tere from Lebrija Peña, Commander's Cross of the Order of Civil Merit

    Presentation of the XXIV Biennial of Flamenco Seville. Casino de la Exposición. February 10, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    The 'El mundo por montera' gala of the XXIV Biennial of Flamenco puts its tickets on sale

    Still from the documentary 'Remember Me', about La Niña de la Puebla. By filmmaker Remedios Malvárez from Huelva.

    La Niña de la Puebla, much more than the singer of 'Los Campanilleros'

    Councilor Patricia del Pozo, at the opening of the exhibition 'Vericuetos' flamencos and graphics'. Photo: Cons Cultura

    The art jondo It engages with the visual arts in the new exhibition at the Andalusian Institute of Flamenco

    Presentation of the XXIV Biennial of Flamenco Seville. Casino de la Exposición. February 10, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    The program for the Seville Biennial has been presented: pearls abound.

    Naike Ponce. Photo: Ana Palma

    The Chair of Flamenco Félix Grande celebrates his anniversary by looking to the new generation

    Arcángel and Councilor Patricia Del Pozo. Presentation of the Tablao tour. Photo: Ministry of Culture

    Arcángel takes his 'Tablao' tour to all eight Andalusian provinces

    The Argentine singer presented 'Utrera' Flamenco Fetén at Puerto de Cuba Café del Río, Seville. December 11, 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Argentina premieres the music video 'Culpable' and begins the 'Utrera' tour flamenco great'

    Recital by Manuel Monje. XXIX Jerez Festival. Villavicencio Palace. March 8, 2025. Photo: Esteban Abión

    Young Manuel Monje releases 'Dreaming' Flamenco', with the collaboration of Miguel Poveda

    Mariluz & Montecarlo Fashion Show. Simof 2026. Photo: Chema Soler

    Simof closes an edition marked by nods to the 80s

    Presentation of the XXV Flamenco New York Festival. Royal Artillery Factory of Seville. January 30, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Presentation of the 25th anniversary of Flamenco New York Festival: A Love Story

    Rossy de Palma and Raquel Revuelta. SIMOF 2026. Fibes Seville. Photo: Chema Soler

    Infanta Elena inaugurated the International Flamenco Fashion Show

    Presentation of the "Empeñados por Sevilla" cycle. Peña Torres MacarenaJanuary 28, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    The second edition of the 'Empeñados' cycle was presented in Torres Macarena

    Meeting of the associative fabric of flamenco in the Chair of Flamenco From Pablo de Olavide University. Photo: UPO

    The associative fabric of the flamenco debate the proposals for art jondo out of 2026

    Designer Teresa Porras with José Manuel Caballero Bonald. Photo: TP Social Media

    Teresa Torres, the Sevillian woman who won the hearts of the people of Cádiz

    Students from the 4th grade of Primary Education at the CEIP José María Pemán school in Puente Genil have created a version of our podcast 'The little elf and the teacher' dedicated to La Perla de Cádiz.

    Schoolchildren perform a version of 'The Little Elf and the Teacher' dedicated to La Perla de Cádiz

    Presentation of the 57th Meeting of Cante Jondo From La Puebla de Cazalla. Photo: Kiko Valle

    The poster for the 57th Meeting has been presented Cante Jondo from La Puebla de Cazalla

    Presentation of the 33rd Murcia Flamenco Summit. Photo: Murcia City Council

    Murcia hosts the 33rd edition of the Flamenco Summit

    Designs from the Flamentex Chair on the We Love catwalk FlamencoPhoto: Seville School of Fashion ESSDM

    Success of the Flamentex International Chair of Flamenco Fashion at We Love Flamenco

    The Amateur Competition FlamencoThe town of Guillena will distribute 5.000 euros in prizes.

    The Amateur Competition FlamencoThe town of Guillena will distribute 5.000 euros in prizes.

  • Opinion
    Pepe Montaraz. Peña Flamenca Pepe Montaraz, Lebrija (Seville). October 1, 2023. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Goodbye to Pepe Montaraz

    Manuel Cano Tamayo.

    Manuel Cano's dedication to the guitar

    Rafael Amador from Seville, on the cover of the album 'Pasa la vida', by Pata Negra.

    Rafael Amador: Goodbye from the heart…

    Luis Soler and Manuel Martín Martín, in Mairena del Alcor, May 2017. Photo: Carmelo Camino - MMM Archive

    Luis Soler, the other voice of Malaga (and III)

    How did we learn to forget Antonio?

    Manuel Martín Martín and Luis Soler Guevara, at the tribute to the latter held at the University of Málaga, 2017. Photo: MMM Archive

    Luis Soler, the other voice of Malaga (II)

    Luis Soler and Manuel Martín Martín, in Mairena del Alcor, May 2017. Photo: Carmelo Camino - MMM Archive

    Luis Soler, the other voice of Malaga (I)

    Luis Soler, with his nephew Ramón Soler, author of this article. Photo: Luis de la Fuente - La Opinión de Zamora

    Goodbye to Luis Soler Guevara, the best fan

    Margit Frenk. Still from the documentary 'El Colegio de México and '68'. Production: Digital Education Coordination / Colmex Digital.

    Margit Frenk, a light that never went out

    Guitarist Juan Antonio Muñoz at the Casa de Andalucía in Rivas Vaciamadrid. December 2016. Photo: Vicente Pachón

    Juan Antonio Muñoz, eternal Mairena supporter

    Joselito and Montoya.

    Joselito, rondeñas dance, taranto… and seguiriyas

    The flamenco singer Fosforito. Image provided by Fernando Sanjuán Caramazana, taken at the Pérez de León studio, Madrid.

    Fosforito and the Drone of Puente-Genil

    Diego Clavel, at the Meeting of Cante Jondo From La Puebla de Cazalla. Photo: Antonio Moreno

    Diego Clavel, an anthology flamenco singer (and II)

    Diego Clavel, at the Meeting of Cante Jondo From La Puebla de Cazalla. Photo: Antonio Moreno

    Diego Clavel, an anthology flamenco singer (I)

    The Argentine singer presented 'Utrera' Flamenco Fetén at Puerto de Cuba Café del Río, Seville. December 11, 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Gifts flamencos for Three Kings Day

    Flamenco singer Manuel Vallejo. Old image restored.

    Let's light candles for Manuel Vallejo

    The legendary Sevillian bullfighter Ignacio Sánchez Mejías.

    A deep celebration with poets: memoirs of the flamenco Generation of '27

    It's been 15 years since Enrique Morente passed away.

    Julio Rivera Cross, the poet from Jerez, was a great lyricist. flamenco, recently deceased.

    Julio Rivera, the poet flamenco that wanted to be sea

    Inés de Utrera left

  • Chronicles
    Javier de Ana María. Peña Flamenca La Bambera, Seville. Feb 14, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Javier de Ana María: prodigy of flamenco guitar

    Recital by Cristian de Moret. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. 14 Feb 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Cristian de Moret and the white fish

    Juan de Juan's dance recital. Peña Torres Macarena, Seville. 12 Feb 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Juan de Juan and the jolts of genius

    'Six Birds in the Hand', by Vicente Amigo. Teatro de la Maestranza, Seville. February 13, 2026. Photo: Guillermo Mendo

    Did Vicente not play well?

    Recital by Ismael de la Rosa El Bola. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. Feb 7, 2026. Photo: Rodri

    Ismael de la Rosa El Bola: Triana and its syrupy fantasy

    Recital by May Fernández with Keko Baldomero. Peña Flamenca Torres MacarenaSeville. January 31, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    May Fernández, the flamenco singer from Cai

    Recital by María Jesús Bernal with Manolito Jero. Peña Flamenca La Jumoza, Seville. January 31, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    María Jesús Bernal: Moorish woman with cracked crystals

    recital of cante from Caracolillo de Cádiz. Peña Flamenca Smuggling (Paymogo, Huelva). January 31, 2026. Photo: Jesús Naranjo

    Caracolillo de Cádiz floods the Peña The Smuggling of Paymogo

    'Aibar / Rage', by Vanesa Aibar. World premiere. Central Theatre of Seville. January 31, 2026. Photo: Carlos Bonilla

    Vanesa Aibar and the ice that burns

    Dance recital by Fuensanta La Moneta. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena From Seville. January 30, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    La Moneta or the untamed passion of dance

    Recital by José Almarcha. III Jambá Jazz Festival. Modern Theatre of Chiclana, Cádiz. January 28, 2026. Photo: Antonio Barce

    José Almarcha, the art of making a path

    Recital by Enrique El Extremeño. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. January 24, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Enrique El Extremeño: mastery and courage

    recital of cante by Abraham El Zambo. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. January 17, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Abraham El Zambo and the party of a natural flamenco singer

    Marco Flores dance recital. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. January 21, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Marco Flores or the totem of dance flamenco

    Antonia Jiménez and Alba Espert. V Flamenco Guitar Convention in the City of Huelva. Cajasol Foundation, Huelva. January 17 and 17, 2026. Photo: Irra Torres

    Flamenco essences in women's guitars

    recital of cante by Samuel Serrano. Peña La Platería, Granada. January 17, 2026. Photo: Gilberto González

    The echo of Samuel Serrano's shoelaces resonates in La Platería

    'Magnificat', by María Moreno. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Theater of Nîmes, Bernadette Lafon Hall. January 16, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    A trapeze artist named Maria Moreno

    'Remembering Seville. 50 years without Niño Ricardo', by José Acedo and Joselito Acedo. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Odeon Theater in Nìmes. Feb 16, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    José and Joselito Acedo raise Ricardo's flag

    recital of cante by Delia Membrive. Peña Torres Macarena, Seville. January 10, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Delia Membrive, resounding and profound

    'Fats. The voice, the eye, the flesh', by Paula Comitre, Florencia Oz and Carmen Angulo. Festival Flamenco of Nîmes 2026. Odeon Theater of Nìmes. Feb 15, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Paula Comitre, Florencia Oz & Carmen Angulo: the owners of destiny

  • Interviews
    Madrid-born flamenco dancer José Maya. Photo: Juanlu Vela

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1.550 dresses from 120 brands are presented at the International Flamenco Fashion Show

SIMOF 2026 takes place at FIBES from Thursday, January 29th to Sunday, February 1st, making Seville the international capital of flamenco fashion once again for four days. Actress Rossy de Palma is the guest of honor.

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SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio - Simof

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The International Flamenco Fashion Week (SIMOF), the leading event in the sector, co-organized by the Seville Conference and Exhibition Centre (FIBES) and the Doble Erre Fashion and Communication Agency, has officially presented its 2026 edition at Las Setas in Seville. The event included a flamenco fashion performance in the heart of the city and a press conference in which the main features of the next edition were revealed, which will be held from Thursday, January 29 to Sunday, February 1, 2026 at FIBES and will feature a Exceptional godmother of honor: the actress Rossy de Palma.

The performance, conceived as a staging that has united craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary heritageThe event featured 14 models dressed in flamenco attire, who showcased designs created specifically for the occasion by designers participating in SIMOF 2026.

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Each designer has presented a suit inspired by the color palette of this edition's official poster, which for the first time in SIMOF's history is an original painting by the artist from Jaén. Maria Tapia, transferring to the urban space the aesthetic and conceptual identity that will mark the next edition of the event.

The designers participated in the performance Atelier Rima, Aurora Gaviño, Carmen Latorre, Conso Delgado, Con TD´Touché, Gil Ortiz, Hermanas Serrano, José Joaquín Gil, Manuel Odriozola, Maricarmen Sáez Flamenca, Maricruz & Montecarlo since 1958, Pilar Vera, Sara de Benítez and Sonibel.

The press conference included Angie Moreno, Delegate for Tourism and Culture of the Seville City Council; Raquel Revuelta, Director of the Doble Erre Fashion and Communication Agency and creator of SIMOF; Pedro Parrilla, Managing Director of Las Setas de Sevilla; and Gema Domínguez, Head of Performing Arts at the Unicaja Foundation.

The presentation was attended by Antonio Castaño, managing director of FIBES; Antonio Miguel Enamorado, mayor of Lora del Río; Félix Romero, 3rd Vice President of the Provincial Council of Córdoba; sponsors, collaborators and designers who will be part of SIMOF 2026. 

 

"The International Flamenco Fashion Week (SIMOF), the leading event in the sector, co-organized by the Seville Conference and Exhibition Centre (FIBES) and the Doble Erre Fashion and Communication Agency, has officially presented its 2026 edition at Las Setas in Seville."

 

SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio - Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio – Simof

 

Angie MorenoThe delegate for Tourism and Culture of the Seville City Council, highlighted the importance of SIMOF as a cultural, creative and tourist engine for the city, as well as its contribution to the national and international projection of Seville linked to flamenco fashion:

“SIMOF is a fully established event that, year after year, marks the prelude to one of our major cultural celebrations and continues to grow and attract attention. Last year's edition reached record figures, with more than 60.000 visitors, and in 2026 we aspire, with ambition and hard work, to continue surpassing those results. But SIMOF is not explained solely by numbers, but by experiences and emotions that remain in our memories.”

Likewise, the Councillor for Tourism and Culture has highlighted the symbolic value of the presentation held at Las Setas in Seville as a reflection of the city's identity: “What we have experienced today is a A powerful image of Seville, capable of uniting tradition and modernity in the same scene. The flamenco and its aesthetic represents our roots, while spaces like this symbolize a contemporary, creative and innovative Seville, open to the world and internationally recognized.”

Similarly, Angie Moreno highlighted the role of flamenco fashion and crafts as essential elements of the city's cultural and economic narrative: “Flamenco fashion is culture, identity, and also economy. It's a network of talent that generates employment, boosts our creative businesses, and keeps alive crafts that are part of our heritage. That's why we say that SIMOF is much more than a fair or a catwalk: SIMOF is Seville, a meeting point where the city recognizes itself"It celebrates its creativity and proudly projects it outwards."

For its part, Raquel Revuelta, director of the Doble Erre Fashion and Communication Agency and creator and co-organizer of SIMOF, has highlighted the constant evolution of the event and its ability to continue growing and innovating without losing its essence:SIMOF continues to grow edition after edition without losing its identity. Our goal is to continue adding value to the flamenco fashion industry, generating new opportunities and opening spaces that continue to grow.”

In this regard, Raquel Revuelta also highlighted the cultural and collective value of the event, noting that “SIMOF is not just a fashion week: it is a creative community that, after more than three decades of history, It has succeeded in positioning flamenco fashion as a cultural industry, living heritage and economic engine from a sector that is a living source of inspiration.”

She also highlighted the concept behind this edition, stating that “SIMOF is the bridge between tradition and the future, between the artisanal roots that define us and the innovation that drives new generations of designers,” and emphasized the commitment to new formats with initiatives like INUSUAL SIMOF, which “was created to open SIMOF to new creative perspectives and offer a freer and more reflective space where flamenco fashion is reinterpreted and evolves.”

 

“SIMOF is a fully established event that, year after year, marks the prelude to one of our major cultural celebrations and continues to grow and attract attention. Last year’s edition reached record figures, with more than 60.000 visitors, and in 2026 we aspire, with ambition and hard work, to continue surpassing those results” (Angie Moreno)

 

SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio - Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio – Simof

 

SIMOF 2026 News

#SIMOFGeneration

SIMOF 2026 is defined under the concept #SIMOFGenerationThis group represents those who have grown up with flamenco fashion as part of their lives: young people who learned to dream watching their favorite designers on the runway, families who sewed inspired by SIMOF, and new creators who today are transforming that legacy into innovation and a future. It is the generation that connects tradition and avant-garde, craftsmanship and creativity.

This approach is embodied in a manifesto that defines SIMOF as a bridge between flamenco heritage and new forms of creation, highlighting the craftsmanship, the trade and the ability of flamenco fashion to evolve without losing its roots.

Godmother of honor

This year, SIMOF 2026 will feature Actress Rossy de Palma, as godmother of honor, whose unique personality and connection with culture bring greater visibility to the major flamenco fashion event.

UNUSUAL SIMOF

Among the main new features of this edition is INUSUAL SIMOF, a new initiative that incorporates renowned designers into the program who will star in this space conceived as an exhibition experience that proposes a different look at flamenco fashion, focused on the creative processes and the identity of the creators.

Distinction Land of Flamenco Heritage

The 2026 edition will debut the Tierra de Herencia Flamenca (Land of Flamenco Heritage) distinction, an annual award with which SIMOF will recognize a municipality for its contribution to the preservation and promotion of flamenco fashion. In this first edition, the distinction will be awarded to Lora del Río (Seville), due to its historical and cultural connection with flamenco fashion.

Awards Flamenco on the Skin

SIMOF 2026 will host a new edition of the Awards Flamenco on the Skin, sponsored by the Unicaja Foundation, which will be awarded during The opening gala will be on Thursday, January 29th. In this edition, the awards will recognize Radio Sevilla, Cristina Heeren, Carmen Avilés, Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada and Vanesa Martín for its contribution to the dissemination, preservation and projection of flamenco from different fields.

Institutional participation

SIMOF 2026 will feature the participation of Andalucía TRADE, reinforcing institutional support for the event and its economic and cultural impact.SIMOF Pre-Party

SIMOF 2026 reinforces its social dimension with new experiences linked to the event, such as the Official Pre-Party, driven by the publication women Today, which will be held Wednesday 28 of January at the Only YOU Hotel SevilleThe official venue for SIMOF. The participation of a leading publication in the fashion sector such as Mujer Hoy reflects the evolution of SIMOF and the growing recognition of flamenco fashion within the national fashion scene.

AfterWALK

Another new feature is SIMOF AfterWALK, the official after-work event which will bring each day to a close at the Only You Hotel. Conceived as a meeting place, it will feature music and an exclusive gastronomic offering, bringing together designers, guests, and the attending public.

More than 1.550 outfits in 52 parades

Over four days, SIMOF 2026 will present more than 1.550 outfits in a total of 52 fashion shows, held in two venues. The main venue will feature 92 brands, in addition to 20 other brands. the +FLAMENCO space, until gathering around 120 signatures.

The program will include individual, shared, and collective parades, with a prominent presence of territorial parades. Huelva, Malaga and Almeria, as well as the participation of the Qlamenco Association, reinforcing the plural and representative character of the sector.

El Young Flamenco Fashion Designers Competition, sponsored for the first time by the Provincial Council of Córdoba, Through Córdoba de Moda, committed to supporting new talent, the event will be held Friday, January 30th, at 10:00 a.m., in the main space.

Also, the Aromas Crea Award, awarded this year to the firm Miabril, and the Aromas Award for Best Model, the Sunday, February 1st at 15:00 PM.

In this edition of SIMOF 2026, the label of the special edition of the Marqués de Cáceres bottleCreated for the International Flamenco Fashion Week, it is inspired by a design by Antonio Gutiérrez and has been illustrated by Virginia Vargas.

Hall 1: Dedicated to professional designers, it will host 31 fashion shows: 20 individual, 7 shared, and 4 collective.

Puesta in escena

The SIMOF 2026 designers' catwalk, located in the FIBES Pavilion 1It will have a structure of 24 meters in length and 3,5 meters in width, with a high-gloss black Formica floor, as well as a central screen 8,5 meters high by 7 meters wide, equipped with a central opening 4 meters wide and a top lifting system, which will allow for a more dynamic and versatile staging.

The parade area will have a capacity for 1.000 peopledistributed in tiers, and will have a extended backstage, designed to offer greater comfort and functionality to models, stylists, makeup artists, hairdressers, wardrobe managers and production teams, among other professionals involved.

SIMOF Dances

SIMOF Baila will be held on Thursday, January 29th and Sunday, February 1st space +FlamencoUnder the artistic direction of Álvaro Méndez, reaches its ninth edition and will host 14 dance shows varied and full of color, coming from different Andalusian provinces.

The public can enjoy flamenco, contemporary, modern, and urban dance performances. Admission to SIMOF Baila is included with entry to the commercial area.

Shopping area

With 10.000 m² of exhibition space on a single level, the SIMOF 2026 commercial area will feature more than 100 exhibitors dedicated to Andalusian crafts, fashion and culture.

SIMOF 2026 will feature representatives from the Andalusian provincial councils from Almería, Córdoba, Granada, Huelva, Jaén and Málaga.

Sponsors and collaborators

SIMOF 2026 has the institutional support of City of Seville y Andalucía TRADEas well as with the sponsorship of Aromas; Marqués de Cáceres; Unicaja Foundation; Lenovo; Enrique Tomás; Cruzcampo; Ribes & Casals, Provincial Council of Córdoba; Lipasam; Crambo Rental; EBRO Motor Terry, official car; Iryo, official train; Only YOU Hotels, Official venue of SIMOF 2026; Official Media South Boulevard and Official Shoe Nuria Cobo.

In addition to the collaboration of Martín Casillas, Make Up School by Cristina Rivero and Hair Salon Ana Camero x Indola and Balcris, and the participation of women Today as the promoter of the official Pre-Party.

SIMOF, an event in constant growth

SIMOF is the premier international flamenco fashion event. In its 2025 edition, the event saw a 7% increase in visitors, reaching 60.000 people. It featured 49 fashion shows, the participation of over one hundred designers, and the presentation of approximately 1.600 designs. The 10.000 m² commercial area hosted more than 100 exhibitors and accredited 300 media professionals.

With this data, SIMOF faces its 2026 edition reaffirming its role as an international benchmark for flamenco fashion, a cultural and economic engine and a meeting place between tradition, creativity and the future.

Starters

Tickets for SIMOF 2026 are available at www.simof.es and at the FIBES box office. Until January 28, they can be purchased online at a reduced price. ♦

 

SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio - Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio – Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio - Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio – Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio - Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio – Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio - Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio – Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio - Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio – Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio - Simof
SIMOF 2026 presentation at Las Setas in Seville. Photo: La Huella Studio – Simof

 

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