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  • International
    '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

    '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

    Tomatito guitar recital. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Theater of Nîmes, Bernadette Lafont. Feb 15, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Tomatito, a sure thing

    Jose Maria Velazquez-Gaztelu, in Space expoflamenco Sherry.

    Velázquez-Gaztelu: "Andalusia is the place where the nomadic gypsy found a reason to stay."

    'Nocturna', by Rafaela Carrasco. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Bernadette Lafont Room, Nîmes Theatre. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Rafaela Carrasco makes Nîmes dream

    Alberto García & Juan Manuel Cortés. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Teaching compass with Lego pieces

    'Dirty Blood', by Ángeles Toledano. Festival Flamenco of Nîmes. Great Hall, Paloma. Feb 13, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Angeles Toledano, against deaf minds

    Immersive Tablao Residency in Windhover. July 2025.

    United Flamenco: toward an evolving framework for flamenco education, practice, and appreciation

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

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

    Teresa Jiménez, a young guitarist from Córdoba. Photo: María Cariñanos

    Teresa Jiménez releases her first single after more than 20 million views on social media

    José Luis Sanz, Emilio Morenatti and Luis Ybarra. Presentation of the poster for the XXIV Biennial of Flamenco From Seville. Photo: Seville City Council

    The poster for the Biennial has been unveiled Flamenco of Sevilla

    Farruquito. VII Festival Flamenco Gypsy Valley. Valle Gardens, Seville. June 13 and 13, 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Farruquito & Quintet Flamenco opens the sixth edition of Flamenco in Soho

    Ballet performance Flamenco of Andalusia at the Granada Biennial. Photo: Teresa Montellano

    Boost to the production of shows flamenco In Andalucia

    Cover of the album 'Balas de amor' by Antonio Smash.

    Antonio Smash, much more than the rhythm of 'El Garrotín'

    Final farewell to Juan Ramírez, the one with winged feet

    El flamenco It is one of Granada's great hallmarks.

    The Heritage flamenco The Albayzín: an experience to be lived with the five senses

    Arcángel's charity recital in Torres Macarena

    Tribute to Los Juncales de Jerez. Peña Flamenca Good People. Dec 2025. Photo: José María Castaño

    The Juncales of Jerez receive a heartfelt tribute from the Peña Good people

    The Cádiz guitarist Óscar Lago. Photo: Mihály László

    Oscar Lago throws his soul (or souls) into the air

    The 25 albums flamenco21st century

    Presentation of the documentary 'Zambomba!', by Puela Lunaris. Palace of Villapanés, Jerez. Dec 16, 2025. Photo: Ayto Jerez

    Puela Lunaris previews the contents of her documentary 'Zambomba'

    Alfonso Carpio El MijitaPhoto: Juan Garrido

    Alfonso Carpio, patriarch of the saga, dies Mijita from Jerez

    The gala 'Jerez with a woman's name', directed by Mercedes Ruiz.

    The gala 'Jerez with a woman's name', the first show at the Villamarta to sell out.

    Presentation of the XII Tacón Flamenco From Utrera. Photo: Utrera City Council

    The program for the XII Tacón has been presented. Flamenco from Utrera

    'Utrera flamenco fetén', by the singer from Huelva Argentina.

    'Utrera Flamenco 'Fetén', the live authenticity of Argentina

    José Mercé, in Bollullos de la Mitación. Festival Flamenco Goblin. Photo: Manu Suá

    The festival Flamenco Duende closes with four thousand spectators in fifteen municipalities

    Presentation of the poster for the Triana Flamenco Festival. Joaquín Sarabia, Joselito Acedo, Manuel Alés, Lole Montoya, Jesús Molina, Luis Ybarra, and Angelita Montoya. Casa de las Columnas, Seville. Photo: Seville City Council

    The Poleá Flamenca de Triana winks at Lole y Manuel's 'Nuevo día'

    Uniqo Qlamenco flamenco fashion show. Casa Fabiola, Seville. December 9, 2025. Photo: Chema Soler

    The flamenco fashion show 'Úniqo Qlamenco' hosted 21 designers

  • Opinion
    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

    La Paquera and Antonio Gallardo.

    Antonio Gallardo Molina's Flamenco Christmas

    The Christmas spirit of Miguel Poveda

    Presentation of the book 'Fosforito, a genius of music', by Álvaro de la Fuente, in Alhaurín de la Torre, Málaga.

    Letter to Fosforito

    Juan Tejero and Irene Carrasco perform a traditional Jerez-style Christmas carol in Seville. Photo: Manuel Martín Martín

    Christmas in the style of bulerías with Juan Tejero

    Emilio Jiménez Díaz, at his residence in Córdoba in 2021. Photo: perezventana

    A thousand thanks to Emilio Jiménez Díaz

    Luis El Zambo, winner of the Silver Palm award in Algeciras. Photo: Juan Moya

    Where was Luis the Zambo?

    Why is it celebrated on [Day of the] Flamenco It remains a wake-up call

    Juan Talega. Photo: Colita

    The monument to Juan Talega is inaugurated

    Fosforito's wake is being held in the Hall of Mirrors at Málaga City Hall. Photo: Ramón Soler

    Fosforito's voice was silenced, the very embodiment of vitality. cante jondo

    Fosforito and Manuel Martín Martín. V City of Úbeda. Photo: Toni Blanco

    Fosforito, the last teacher (and II)

    Fosforito and Manuel Martín Martín, in the final of the Córdoba Young Talent Competition, 2024. They are accompanied by, among others, Pepe de Lucía and Paco PeñaPhoto: Martín Martín Archive

    Fosforito, the last teacher (I)

  • On the front page
    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

    Manolo Franco, at the XXIII Biennial of Flamenco From Seville. September 14, 2024. Photo: Biennial Photographic Archive @Laura León

    'Calle Oriente', Manolo Franco's second album

    Image from the film 'Goblin and Mystery of flamenco', by Edgar Neville, 1952.

    Flamencologia, from myth to logos

    '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

    'More Than Dance', by Ana Morales. Teatros del Canal, Madrid. Homage to the Corral de la Morería. January 16, 2026. Photo: Miguel Garrote - Country House

    Ana Morales is 'more than just dancing'

    Tomatito guitar recital. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Theater of Nîmes, Bernadette Lafont. Feb 15, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Tomatito, a sure thing

    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

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

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

    Jose Maria Velazquez-Gaztelu, in Space expoflamenco Sherry.

    Velázquez-Gaztelu: "Andalusia is the place where the nomadic gypsy found a reason to stay."

    Teresa Jiménez, a young guitarist from Córdoba. Photo: María Cariñanos

    Teresa Jiménez releases her first single after more than 20 million views on social media

    'Nocturna', by Rafaela Carrasco. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Bernadette Lafont Room, Nîmes Theatre. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Rafaela Carrasco makes Nîmes dream

    Alberto García & Juan Manuel Cortés. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Teaching compass with Lego pieces

    'Dirty Blood', by Ángeles Toledano. Festival Flamenco of Nîmes. Great Hall, Paloma. Feb 13, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Angeles Toledano, against deaf minds

    José Luis Sanz, Emilio Morenatti and Luis Ybarra. Presentation of the poster for the XXIV Biennial of Flamenco From Seville. Photo: Seville City Council

    The poster for the Biennial has been unveiled Flamenco of Sevilla

    Dance recital by Carmen Greco and Carmen Ledesma. Peña Torres MacarenaSeville. January 9, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Carmela Greco and Carmen Ledesma: the truth about the dance flamenco

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

    Diego Clavel, an anthology flamenco singer (and II)

    Patricia Guerrero dance recital. Peña La Platería, Granada. January 10, 2026. Photo: Gilberto González

    Patricia Guerrero's huge success at La Platería

  • Chronicles
    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

    'More Than Dance', by Ana Morales. Teatros del Canal, Madrid. Homage to the Corral de la Morería. January 16, 2026. Photo: Miguel Garrote - Country House

    Ana Morales is 'more than just dancing'

    Tomatito guitar recital. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Theater of Nîmes, Bernadette Lafont. Feb 15, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Tomatito, a sure thing

    Jose Maria Velazquez-Gaztelu, in Space expoflamenco Sherry.

    Velázquez-Gaztelu: "Andalusia is the place where the nomadic gypsy found a reason to stay."

    'Nocturna', by Rafaela Carrasco. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Bernadette Lafont Room, Nîmes Theatre. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Rafaela Carrasco makes Nîmes dream

    Alberto García & Juan Manuel Cortés. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Teaching compass with Lego pieces

    'Dirty Blood', by Ángeles Toledano. Festival Flamenco of Nîmes. Great Hall, Paloma. Feb 13, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Angeles Toledano, against deaf minds

    Dance recital by Carmen Greco and Carmen Ledesma. Peña Torres MacarenaSeville. January 9, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Carmela Greco and Carmen Ledesma: the truth about the dance flamenco

    Patricia Guerrero dance recital. Peña La Platería, Granada. January 10, 2026. Photo: Gilberto González

    Patricia Guerrero's huge success at La Platería

    Yaiza Trigo dance recital. Peña Flamenca Huelva Women's Team. December 18, 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Yaiza Trigo: a romance at the dance

    Tete Fernández dance recital. Peña Torres MacarenaSeville. December 17, 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Tete or the elegance of gypsy dance

    David de Jacoba and Carlos de Jacoba. Peña La Platería, Granada. December 13, 2025. Photo: Carlos Fernández / ExtampasFlamencas

    The contained echo of David de Jacoba

    'Choral Guitar', by Yerai Cortés. Photo: Miguel Triano

    Yerai Cortés's amazing performance, the backing vocals, and a bass guitar

    recital of cante by Ezequiel Benítez. Peña La Platería, Granada. November 29, 2025. Photo: Antonio Conde

    Ezequiel Benítez and his faithful squire Paco León drew cheers in the peña oldest in the world

    Lela Soto recital. VIII Cultural Week Pastora Peacock. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. Nov 29, 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Lela Soto: freshness, gypsy spirit and daring

    'Vertical Anthem', by Rocío Márquez and Pedro Rojas Ogáyar. Spanish Music Festival. La Tía Norica Puppet Theater, Cádiz. Nov 23, 2025. Photo: Lourdes de Vicente

    Rocío Márquez understands herself

  • Interviews
    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."

    Huelva-born singer Rocío Márquez in a promotional photo for "Himno Vertical." Photo: Alejandro Cayetano

    Rocío Márquez: "There are beautiful things that improvisation gives you."

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    • Flamenco Room
    • A window to the cante
    Manolo Franco, at the XXIII Biennial of Flamenco From Seville. September 14, 2024. Photo: Biennial Photographic Archive @Laura León

    'Calle Oriente', Manolo Franco's second album

    Image from the film 'Goblin and Mystery of flamenco', by Edgar Neville, 1952.

    Flamencologia, from myth to logos

    Antonio El Chocolate, at Caja Madrid. Photo: Estela Zatania

    Cloves, cinnamon and Chocolate = recipe for the dark sounds

    Juan Ramírez, feet and heart of the dance

    Old Havana. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

    What's up, bro? – Things (XX)

    Maria Terremoto. Presentation of 'Manifesto'. Villamarta Theatre, Jerez. 1 Feb 2025. Photo: Surnames

    New Jondo: a summary of its peripheries and tangencies in 2025

    Juan Murube, a flamenco singer from Seville. Photo: JMurube website

    Juan Murube, a flamenco eclectic

    First Festival of Cante From New York, 1968. David Moreno, Antonio Durán, Anita Volland, Roberto González, Estela Zatania, Dominic Caro, Morre Zatania and Brook Zern.

    A peek at flamenco in New York, 1969

    Artificial intelligence. Photo: Igor Omilaev / Unsplash

    Can AI have a touch of elf?

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  • International
    '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

    '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

    Tomatito guitar recital. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Theater of Nîmes, Bernadette Lafont. Feb 15, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Tomatito, a sure thing

    Jose Maria Velazquez-Gaztelu, in Space expoflamenco Sherry.

    Velázquez-Gaztelu: "Andalusia is the place where the nomadic gypsy found a reason to stay."

    'Nocturna', by Rafaela Carrasco. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. Bernadette Lafont Room, Nîmes Theatre. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Rafaela Carrasco makes Nîmes dream

    Alberto García & Juan Manuel Cortés. Festival Flamenco from Nimes. January 14, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Teaching compass with Lego pieces

    'Dirty Blood', by Ángeles Toledano. Festival Flamenco of Nîmes. Great Hall, Paloma. Feb 13, 2026. Photo: Sandy Korzekwa

    Angeles Toledano, against deaf minds

    Immersive Tablao Residency in Windhover. July 2025.

    United Flamenco: toward an evolving framework for flamenco education, practice, and appreciation

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

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

    Teresa Jiménez, a young guitarist from Córdoba. Photo: María Cariñanos

    Teresa Jiménez releases her first single after more than 20 million views on social media

    José Luis Sanz, Emilio Morenatti and Luis Ybarra. Presentation of the poster for the XXIV Biennial of Flamenco From Seville. Photo: Seville City Council

    The poster for the Biennial has been unveiled Flamenco of Sevilla

    Farruquito. VII Festival Flamenco Gypsy Valley. Valle Gardens, Seville. June 13 and 13, 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Farruquito & Quintet Flamenco opens the sixth edition of Flamenco in Soho

    Ballet performance Flamenco of Andalusia at the Granada Biennial. Photo: Teresa Montellano

    Boost to the production of shows flamenco In Andalucia

    Cover of the album 'Balas de amor' by Antonio Smash.

    Antonio Smash, much more than the rhythm of 'El Garrotín'

    Final farewell to Juan Ramírez, the one with winged feet

    El flamenco It is one of Granada's great hallmarks.

    The Heritage flamenco The Albayzín: an experience to be lived with the five senses

    Arcángel's charity recital in Torres Macarena

    Tribute to Los Juncales de Jerez. Peña Flamenca Good People. Dec 2025. Photo: José María Castaño

    The Juncales of Jerez receive a heartfelt tribute from the Peña Good people

    The Cádiz guitarist Óscar Lago. Photo: Mihály László

    Oscar Lago throws his soul (or souls) into the air

    The 25 albums flamenco21st century

    Presentation of the documentary 'Zambomba!', by Puela Lunaris. Palace of Villapanés, Jerez. Dec 16, 2025. Photo: Ayto Jerez

    Puela Lunaris previews the contents of her documentary 'Zambomba'

    Alfonso Carpio El MijitaPhoto: Juan Garrido

    Alfonso Carpio, patriarch of the saga, dies Mijita from Jerez

    The gala 'Jerez with a woman's name', directed by Mercedes Ruiz.

    The gala 'Jerez with a woman's name', the first show at the Villamarta to sell out.

    Presentation of the XII Tacón Flamenco From Utrera. Photo: Utrera City Council

    The program for the XII Tacón has been presented. Flamenco from Utrera

    'Utrera flamenco fetén', by the singer from Huelva Argentina.

    'Utrera Flamenco 'Fetén', the live authenticity of Argentina

    José Mercé, in Bollullos de la Mitación. Festival Flamenco Goblin. Photo: Manu Suá

    The festival Flamenco Duende closes with four thousand spectators in fifteen municipalities

    Presentation of the poster for the Triana Flamenco Festival. Joaquín Sarabia, Joselito Acedo, Manuel Alés, Lole Montoya, Jesús Molina, Luis Ybarra, and Angelita Montoya. Casa de las Columnas, Seville. Photo: Seville City Council

    The Poleá Flamenca de Triana winks at Lole y Manuel's 'Nuevo día'

    Uniqo Qlamenco flamenco fashion show. Casa Fabiola, Seville. December 9, 2025. Photo: Chema Soler

    The flamenco fashion show 'Úniqo Qlamenco' hosted 21 designers

  • Opinion
    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.

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The goblin of José Mercé

The singer from Jerez triumphed in the Festival cycle Flamenco Duende, from the Provincial Council of Seville.

Manuel Martin Martin by Manuel Martin Martin
18 October 2025
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José Mercé, escorted by public officials from the Seville Provincial Council and the Bollullos de la Mitación Town Council. Festival Flamenco Duende. October 17, 2025. Photo: Manuel Martín Martín

José Mercé, escorted by public officials from the Seville Provincial Council and the Bollullos de la Mitación Town Council. Festival Flamenco Duende. October 17, 2025. Photo: Manuel Martín Martín

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In times when we are somewhat orphaned from flamenco of higher rank in the Sevillian territory, the Provincial Council of Seville has put together a program with the figures of the flamenco contemporary to tour the towns of the province, thus fulfilling one of the aspirations of a total of 15 localities that, in this sense, lead us to think about a more just and egalitarian society.

Y a Bollullos de la Mitacion, nestled in the heart of the Sevillian Aljarafe and land that apparently cradled the mythical Pedro Lacambra (XVIII-XIX), smuggler, patron, resident in Triana and singer of seguiriyas, serrana and liviana, and the peerless Manuel Calero (1947-2024), luck has favored him –as the Councilor for Culture expressed it– with the presence of Jose Merce, whose dedication and depth have played a decisive role in the prestige of the provincial festival.

 

"Jerezan José Mercé confirmed that he has duende, a term that is used in a crude and dilettante way, but which, as Federico García Lorca aptly defined, alludes to the mysterious power that everyone feels and no philosopher can explain."

 

In the presence of the provincial deputy, Casimiro Fernandez; the mayor of the town, Clara Monrobé, along with his government team; the Festival coordinator Flamenco Elf, Pedro Chicharro, and a respectful audience that filled the capacity, the Jerez native José Mercé confirmed that he has duende, that term that is used in a crude and dilettante way, but that as he well defined Federico Garcia Lorca It alludes to the “mysterious power that everyone feels and no philosopher explains.”

That is to say, the inexplicable, such that the Granada-Malaga woman of Manuel Torre with the Malaga of The Twin presentation, blended and decisive as always, while also singing excellently afterwards in soleá, applying the variations, from Alcalá to Jerez, with a homogeneous timbre and excellent diction.

The explanation of the inexplicable could be illustrated, precisely, with the way of approaching the seguiriya cante that gives José Mercé a very demanding role, since his degree of exposure in the styles of Cagancho, The Marrurro and the cabal, is very high. I mean that, if he maintains the fall of the thirds in a fairly perceptive register, the rise of the tones does not constitute an insurmountable obstacle, as he then maintained in the fandangos, which he faced with generosity and security, standing out in those of The chocolate y Antonio de la Calza, both in the melodic connection and in the more intimate passages.

Following Lorca's theory of the duende, there is no coherent reason to reveal how his voice, gypsy and warm, was sustained in a perfect support in the Cádiz joys, to which, now gravitating with the whole group, he facilitated an impeccable intonation, without forgetting plaintive nuances that were striking, with the distinction that I underline in my notebook of the song. At dawn, Luis Eduardo Aute, presented by bulerías with expressive ambition in the face of the quality of the bass and sung by the audience, joyful in the face of a cante moving, intense, and with confident and very well-tuned high notes.

 

"Mercé presented a concert in Bollullos de la Mitación that was compact and incisive, with brilliant rhythms in a clear, Jerez-style, effectively highlighting the colors and nuances."

 

Within the existing canons, the layout of the short thirds of the genuine bulerías of Jerez was mysterious, as if expressing them with noble phrasing, but with contained pain and evident solemnity, thus marking a deep clarity and a very rhythmic pulse, especially when highlighting the dynamic contrasts and the richness of the colors of the cantethat proposes, from Juanito Mojama a Luis de la Pica, a denominator that was maintained in the popular song Air, an “encore” marked by the emphasis on rhythm, which is actually what prevails in the diversity of musical nuances.

The audience was spellbound by the fascinating and mysterious nature of the jondo offered by José Mercé, who proposed a concert in Bollullos de la Mitación planned in a compact and incisive manner, with brilliant rhythms in a clear Jerez style, effectively highlighting the colors and nuances, thus satisfying all the expectations of the public, which justifies José Mercé revaluing his prestige confirming his solidity over time.

The recital was offered within a very high-level performance framework, so the audience appreciated the dedication and applauded such a grandiloquent performance. It is obvious, however, that the duende is not exclusive to the flamenco, although all the flamencos identify him. Nor will the signatory be the one to rectify the poet of Cowboys font, when he stated that "with words, human things are expressed; with music, we express that which no one knows or can define, but which exists in everyone to a greater or lesser extent." And José Mercé has proven him right.

 

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The Festivals Flamenco Duende, for the province of Seville

House of Culture Theater, Bollullos de la Mitación (Seville)
17th October 2025

Cante: José Mercé

Guitar: Antonio Higuero

Palmas: Chicharito, Mercedes García and Jorge Bautista

Percussion: David el Gasolina

Manuel Martin Martin

Manuel Martin Martin

From Écija, Seville. Writer for whom the truth is corrupted by both lies and silence. Among others, first National Journalism Award for Flamenco Criticism, so I don't care if they lynch me if in exchange I guarantee my freedom.

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