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The Villains of the Cycle Flamenco champions art without constraints

Flamenco On Fire: second part of the 'Andalusian Cadence 1925-1950' trilogy

XLV Cordoba Guitar Festival: Flamenco History in Action

Teatro Alameda: youth, memory and savagery at the Seville Biennial

Festival Flamenco City of Huelva: emotion, roots and the return of Arcángel

The poster and program for the Yerbabuena Festival have been presented.

The Artillery Factory opens to the Seville Biennial with premieres by Ana Morales and Pablo Martín Caminero

The Conference was presented Flamenco and Generation of '27

José Antonio Rodríguez closed the III Guitar Festival of the Community of Madrid

Figures of canteDance, criticism, and research, on the jury of Las Minas

The 'Isa', the most flamenco Madrid

Bernabé, more than just Paco de Lucía's dentist

Ambitious lineup at the IX FlamencoMestizos

Madrid pays tribute to Tablao 1911: a century guarding the temple of flamenco

The Tertulia in Granada, where Morente's memory lives on.

ExpoFlamenco unites in solidarity with the Gypsy Stew of Utrera

Flamenco in the Bullring: the Biennial takes on 'The world by the horns'

Andalusia.Flamenco It brings together emerging figures and talents in the arts jondo

The Sevilla Flamenca circuit brings art back to the stage. jondo at peñas

David Coria, Paula Comitre, Alfonso Losa and Sara Jiménez, at the In Progress 2026 residencies
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Pepa de Utrera, the last one at the party

The flamenco parade gains a new local.

Seville is reunited with the flamenco from Cajasol

The Little Owl, the Rosetta Stone of cante: eight unreleased recordings (and III)

Censorship of humanity's heritage

Juan Tejero teaches and instructs

Pepe de la Isla, from Coín, Malaga

The Little Owl, the Rosetta Stone of cante: eight unreleased recordings (II)

Atrilflamenco: A Digital Find in a Sea of Flamenco Misinformation

A true gentleman has passed away: farewell to Miguel Camacho

The Little Owl, the Rosetta Stone of cante: eight unreleased recordings (I)

The arrow is here to stay

Golden Wedding Anniversary at La Soleá in Palma del Río

Goodbye to Pepe Montaraz

Manuel Cano's dedication to the guitar

Rafael Amador: Goodbye from the heart…

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

How did we learn to forget Antonio?

Luis Soler, the other voice of Malaga (II)

Luis Soler, the other voice of Malaga (I)
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Esmeralda Rancapino or the cotton candy

José Valencia, family matters

David Carpio: Jerez as his flag

Naike, La Gineta… and the tears of Teresa Hernández

Luis Moneo: heredity and personality

La Macanita reigns in Villamarta with the romantic idyll between her voice and Gallardo

The renewal of the feminine touch: Mercedes Luján

Jaime Cala: scenic architecture of the jondo

Rocío Molina: to begin, always to begin

The Canana and the taste of orthodoxy

The roll in the hay cante Manuel Moneo 'Commotion' in Paradas

The light of Manuel Gerena

The Gypsy Quarter of El Barullo

Juanelo: the pellizco and the stranded numbs

La Repompilla and the gypsy culture of the mamao dance

Antonio Reyes and the fat candy barbs

Two truths intertwined in the arrow

The most flamenco Eve in Granada

The sweet, flamenco voice of Antonio Reyes

Angelita Montoya: a torrent of brown colors
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Who said that the flamenco Is it only intimate and not social – too –?

The flamenco elegance of Rafael Romero

The Chair of FlamencoCórdoba art school strengthens its art awards flamenco

La Fabi, a star near the sun

Fear of emptiness

José Méndez and his flamenco singing vindication

Passion and tolerance in flamenco

A tribute to Francisco Basallote, of secret poetry

The ideal taste of Caracolillo de Cádiz
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Estévez & Paños win the Critics' Prize at the Jerez Festival

March 20, 2026

by ExpoFlamenco

The XXVII Critics' Award, framed within the XXX Jerez Festival, has been awarded this year to the show 'Doncellas (Juerga permanente)', by the Estévez & Paños Company and which was performed on February 24, 2026 at the Villamarta Theatre.

Current Events, On the Front Page, Jerez 2026

Salomé Ramírez, Marcos de Silvia and Alejandro Hurtado, winners of the Jerez Festival awards

March 18, 2026

by ExpoFlamenco

Marcos de Silvia wins the Guitar with Soul Award and Alejandro Hurtado wins the Best Musical Performance Award.

Current Events, On the Front Page, Jerez 2026

Manuel de Gines and Manuel de la Nina, awarded by the peñas at the Jerez Festival

March 12, 2026

by ExpoFlamenco

The president of the flamenco organizations thanks El Gómez de Jerez and Ana María López for their "essential" collaboration in deciding these awards.

Current Events, On the Front Page, Jerez 2026

María José García-Pelayo: "We want to tell the world that Jerez is here."

March 8, 2026

By María Isabel Rodríguez Palop

On the occasion of the closing of the XXX Jerez Festival, we spoke with the mayor of this city at the Lola Flores Cultural Center.

On the Cover, Interviews, Jerez 2026, Video

Beatriz Morales, for the love of art

March 8, 2026

by Alejandro Luque

The flamenco dancer performs at the Blas Infante Social Center with a simple and unpretentious show, accompanied by the powerful voice of Enrique El Extremeño.

Chronicles, On the Cover, Jerez 2026

La Lupi's general confession

March 8, 2026

by Alejandro Luque

The veteran flamenco dancer from Malaga puts the finishing touch on the 2026 Jerez Festival with 'Lo inédito', where she plays at unveiling her soul through a magical and surreal journey.

Chronicles, On the Cover, Jerez 2026

Carlos Granados: "The audience at the Jerez Festival is letting itself be surprised."

March 7, 2026

By María Isabel Rodríguez Palop

Closing the Jerez Festival, we speak with its director, Carlos Granados. And we do so in the lobby of the Villamarta Theatre, witness to and support for the creativity, dreams, and projects of hundreds of orthodox and heterodox artists.

On the Cover, Interviews, Jerez 2026

La Lupi: "My work is a confession towards the truth"

March 7, 2026

By María Isabel Rodríguez Palop

Susana Lupiáñez Pinto 'La Lupi' closes this XXX Jerez Festival and brings it to a close with the work Lo Inédito.

On the Cover, Interviews, Jerez 2026

The color with a name: José Maya

March 7, 2026

by Kiko Valle

The gypsy dancer José Maya gave the best dance recital flamenco from the Jerez Festival.

Chronicles, On the Cover, Jerez 2026

Yaiza Trigo in Jerez: a whirlwind of substance

March 7, 2026

by Kiko Valle

The young flamenco dancer from Alcalá made a strong impression on the fans gathered at the Cultural Center Flamenco Don Antonio Chacón at the Jerez Festival.

Chronicles, On the Cover, Jerez 2026

Chronicles ExpoFLamenco

recital of cante By Esmeralda Rancapino. V Manuel Herrera Rodas Flamenco Cultural Spring Festival. El Pozo de las Penas Flamenco Cultural Gathering, Los Palacios y Villafranca, Seville. April 30, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

La Macanita reigns in Villamarta with the romantic idyll between her voice and Gallardo

April 19, 2026

Guitar recital by Mercedes Luján. Peña La Platería, Granada. April 18, 2026. Photo: Carlos Fernández - ExtampasFlamencas

The renewal of the feminine touch: Mercedes Luján

April 19, 2026

Jaime Cala: scenic architecture of the jondo

April 19, 2026

'Warm-up', by Rocío Molina. Cycle Flamenco It will be you. Cervantes Theatre, Malaga. April 15, 2026. Photo: Álvaro Cabrera

Rocío Molina: to begin, always to begin

April 16, 2026

recital of cante From El Canana. XXXVI Flamenco Cultural Week of Paradas. La Comarcal, Peña Flamenca Miguel Vargas. April 14, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

The Canana and the taste of orthodoxy

April 16, 2026

Manuel's Recital Moneo The Uproar. XXXVI Flamenco Cultural Week of Paradas. La Comarcal, Peña Flamenca Miguel Vargas, Paradas, Seville. April 12, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

The roll in the hay cante Manuel Moneo 'Commotion' in Paradas

April 14, 2026

Recital of cante By Manuel Gerena. Teatro Principal of Puerto Real, Cádiz. April 10, 2026. Photo: José A. Tomás

The light of Manuel Gerena

April 12, 2026

Dance recital by El Barullo. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena From Seville. April 8, 2026. Photo: Juanmi - Flamencospellings

The Gypsy Quarter of El Barullo

April 10, 2026

recital of cante Juanelo's. Peña Flamenca La Bambera, Seville. March 21, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

Juanelo: the pellizco and the stranded numbs

March 31, 2026

Dance recital by La Repompilla. Peña Flamenca Torres Macarena, Seville. March 27, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

La Repompilla and the gypsy culture of the mamao dance

March 30, 2026

recital of cante By Antonio Reyes. Flamenco Gathering El Pozo de las Penas, Los Palacios y Villafranca, Seville. March 28, 2026. Photo: Kiko Valle

Antonio Reyes and the fat candy barbs

March 30, 2026

News

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

News

The Villains of the Cycle Flamenco champions art without constraints

by ExpoFlamenco

May 6th 2026

Eight adults pose for a group photo in a hall with flamenco event posters in the background.

News

Flamenco On Fire: second part of the 'Andalusian Cadence 1925-1950' trilogy

by ExpoFlamenco

May 6th 2026

Vicente Amigo. Photo: FB Córdoba Guitar Festival

News

XLV Cordoba Guitar Festival: Flamenco History in Action

by ExpoFlamenco

May 6th 2026

Presentation of the Teatro Alameda concerts at La Bienal. Mercado del Barranco, Seville. May 4, 2026. Photo: perezventana

News

Teatro Alameda: youth, memory and savagery at the Seville Biennial

by ExpoFlamenco

May 4th 2026

David Coria: People understand each other when they dance.

The Sevillian flamenco dancer and choreographer presents a tantalizing preview of his new work, 'Babel. Tower...' at the Jerez Festival

by Alejandro LuqueMarch 3, 2026

Chronicles

The straight path of Salomé Ramírez

The Jerez-born flamenco dancer is a prophet in her own land with the premiere of her show 'Palo ...

by Alejandro LuqueMarch 4, 2026

Interviews

La Lupi: "My work is a confession towards the truth"

Susana Lupiáñez Pinto 'La Lupi' closes this 30th Jerez Festival and brings it to a close with the play Lo ...

by Maria Isabel Rodriguez PalopMarch 7, 2026

Chronicles

The narrative arc of Miriam Méndez

The Sevillian pianist presented her show 'From Jerez to...' at the Teatro La Gotera de Lazotea, during the XXX Jerez Festival.

by Manuel Martin MartinFebruary 24

Chronicles

La Lupi's general confession

The veteran flamenco dancer from Malaga brings the 2026 Jerez Festival to a close with 'Lo inédito', where she plays at revealing her...

by Alejandro LuqueMarch 8, 2026

Chronicles

'Martinicos' or the mathematics of the elf

David Lagos, Leonor Leal, Manuel Valencia, and Proyecto Lorca come together in an extraordinary show that perhaps deserved...

by Alejandro LuqueMarch 7, 2026

Chronicles

Yerai Cortés and the triumph of the vacilón touch

The young guitarist from Alicante gave an extraordinarily unusual, amazing and brilliant recital at the XXX Jerez Festival.

by Kiko ValleMarch 3, 2026

Chronicles

Sara Calero chooses her own adventure

The Madrid-born flamenco dancer presents her latest show, 'El renacer' (The Rebirth), at the Jerez Festival. A journey through different...

by Alejandro LuqueFebruary 26

Chronicles

Lela Soto or the fresh Jerez syrup

As part of the 30th Jerez Festival, the young flamenco singer Lela Soto performed at the Atalaya Museums...

by Kiko ValleFebruary 28

Authors

Juan Parra and his little dance “with a pinch” to close the Festival in the Peña Good people

The Jerez-born dance master will receive a tribute at the Peña Good People this Saturday, March 7th, for their...

by Juan GarridoMarch 5, 2026

Interviews

María José García-Pelayo: "We want to tell the world that Jerez is here."

On the occasion of the closing of the 30th Jerez Festival, we spoke with the mayor of this city at the Center...

by Maria Isabel Rodriguez PalopMarch 19, 2026

Chronicles

Mayte Martín: the supreme delicacy of mastery

The Atalaya Museums hosted a full house for Mayte Martín's 'Intimate' exhibition, which presented itself without pretensions and was already half full...

by Kiko ValleMarch 2, 2026

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