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    Paco de Lucia's sextet. They couldn't have been more football fans.

    Football and flamencothe art of playing with emotion

    Consuelo Haldón, at the LVII Meeting of Cante Jondo From La Puebla de Cazalla. Photo: Carmen Arjona

    The reunion with the jondo

    Flamenco dancer José Maya at the presentation of Rhythm Paradise Groove, a Nintendo video game. Tablao Torres Bermejas, Madrid. Photo: Nintendo

    José Maya, to the rhythm of Nintendo

    Pedro El Granaíno. Photo: perezventana

    The Seville Biennial explores the dialogue between the flamenco and Baroque music

    Group of people on a stage posing for a photo, with a large red backdrop featuring a flamenco dancer image and the text VI Suma Flamenca Joven and Comunidad de Madrid behind them.

    The VI Suma Flamenca Joven showcases the best emerging talent

    El Pele. V La Línea Flamenca Festival. July 4, 2026. Photo: Peña Linense Cultural

    El Pele, Duquende and José Viñas seal the success of the La Línea Flamenca Festival

    Pelé and young Seve. Photo: perezventana

    Pele and Duquende, at the V La Línea Flamenca Festival

    Tribute to Manuela Carrasco. XI Tacón Festival Flamenco from Utrera. Enrique de la Cuadra Theatre. 28 Feb 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Spectacular lineup at the XIX Bulería Festival of Guillena

    Flamenco dancer Manuel Liñán. Photo: Javier Fergo

    Manuel Liñán and Reyes Carrasco, at the IV Festival Flamenco Planning

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

    The Castillete de Oro in Las Minas pays tribute to María Pagés

    Israel Fernández and Diego del Morao. Presentation of Cruzcampo 1904 beer. Metropol Parasol (Las Setas de Sevilla). June 30, 2026. Photo: Pepo Herrera

    Israel Fernández and Cruzcampo: a happy partnership in Seville

    Presentation of the 59th Jerez Bulería Festival. Photo: Jerez City Council

    Plaza Belén once again serves as the venue for the Jerez Bulería Festival

    Parallel activity of the Seville Biennial. Photo: Biennial

    The 'other' art proposals flamenco of the Biennial

    Sara Baras, at the University of Cádiz Summer Courses. Photo: UCA

    Sara Baras opens the summer courses at the University of Cádiz

    Presentation of the poster for the LXIV National Competition of Cante Jondo Antonio Mairena. Casa Orellana, Mairena del Alcor. June 26, 2026. Photo: Mairena Competition

    The Contest of Cante Jondo Antonio Mairena pays tribute to Aurora Vargas

    The mayor of Jerez, María José García-Pelayo, presents the Jerez Cultural City project. Photo: Jerez City Council

    The 'Jerez Cultural City' project focuses on local talent

    A festive atmosphere in the courtyard of the Salesian School of Utrera. 63rd Utrera Gypsy Stew Festival. Photo: perezventana

    Summer Festivals: The 12 Must-Sees

    Alba Heredia and Ricardo Fernández del Moral. Photo: Juanlu Vela

    'De raíz' closes the season of Flamenco Real

    Flamenco Gala. Eva Yerbabuena, Manuel Liñán, El Farru, Juan Tomás de la Molía. XXI Flamenco London Festival. Sadler's Wells Theatre. June 19, 2026. Photo: Ione Saizar

    Homophobia in the flamenco: an unfinished task?

    Flamenco dancer Rafael Amargo. Promotional image.

    Rafael Amargo is reborn in Madrid: "I don't want to be what I was, I want to be what I'm going to be"

  • Interviews
  • Opinion
    The Pastori line

    The Pastori line

    Researcher José Cenizo Jiménez, author of the book 'Teaching' flamencoAn interdisciplinary view of the letters of the cante'(Renacimiento Publishing House).

    Flamenco Is Felt… and Learned

    Promotional image from thirty years ago with Enrique Morente and Lagartija Nick for the launch of 'Omega'.

    Three decades of Omega: between ninety percent and infinity

    "The essence of Spanish dance is represented by this trio formed by Pilar López, Antonio de Triana and La Argentinita, who will soon be performing at the Fine Arts theater."

    Antonio de Triana and the Martinete dance

    Sordera de Jerez, at the X Arranque Roteño. August 1993. Photo: Manuel Martín Martín Archive

    Sordera de Jerez must be heard

    White cat stretching with an arched back against a dark blue background in a simple illustration.

    Flamenco Has Died…Again?

    Guitarist outdoors playing a classical guitar, focused on the fretboard; Expo Flamenco logo in the top-left.

    An Ocean of Tears by Miguel Salado

    Miguel Salado, photographed in 2021 during an interview with Juan Garrido in ExpoFlamenco.

    Miguel Salado: the will to live and a lemon tree that became famous

    Black-and-white poster showing two mirrored profiles facing each other, with bold red text 'Fosforito' and subtitle 'Since the beginning of time' below.

    'Fosforito. From the beginning of time', the definitive biography of the last great master of cante

    The singer? Rocío Jurado.

    Rocío Jurado never owed anyone anything.

    Ricardo Miño, Pepa Montes and the mayor of Seville, José Luis Sanz. Photo: Seville City Council

    Pepa Montes and Ricardo Miño in the Seville medal table

    The Pearl. Promotional image of 'My Path'.

    'My Path', the great album by El Perla

    Manolo from Huelva. Zayas Archives of Seville

    Manolo de Huelva, fifty years since his passing

    The Goatherd. Photo: Vicente Pachón

    The goatherd was born to be free.

    Vintage sepia portrait of a woman with a flower in her hair, dangling earrings, and a two-finger peace gesture near her face.

    Pepa de Utrera, the last one at the party

    José María Velázquez-Gaztelu, at the 36th Flamenco Cultural Week in Paradas. Photo: Paradas Town Hall Facebook page

    The flamenco parade gains a new local.

    Presentation of the Thursday cycle FlamencoCajasol. President Antonio Pulido and artists. Photo: Cajasol Fund

    Seville is reunited with the flamenco from Cajasol

    El Mochuelo, in the streets of Madrid. April 1936, a year before his death. The guitarist may be Florencio Campillo, who was 60 years old at the time. Photo taken from the newspaper Ahora.

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

    Scenario of the Peña El Higueral Flamenco Cultural Center, Huelva. Photo: Jesús Naranjo

    Censorship of humanity's heritage

    Juan Tejero and Irene Carrasco, from Jerez, have been teaching the art of dancing in Seville for 16 years. canteThe Iguana, Seville. Photo: Manuel Martín Martín

    Juan Tejero teaches and instructs

  • Chronicles
    Fuensanta La Moneta. LVII Meeting of Cante Jondo From La Puebla de Cazalla. La Fuenlonguilla Estate. July 11, 2026. Photo: La Puebla Town Hall

    La Puebla for being a woman: Paqui Ríos and La Moneta filled the Moorish night with flamenco

    María Moreno. XXXVII Art Festival Flamenco of Mont-de-Marsan. July 2026. Photo: Laurent Robert

    Mont-de-Marsan caught the leprechaun of the 27th

    Woman in a white shawl sings into a microphone while a man in a suit plays a classical guitar outdoors among plants and trees.

    Angelita Montoya and José Galvez: a deep symphony at the Moguer Flamenco Week

    Ana Pastrana. IV Cabildo Flamenco From Archidona. July 2026. Photo: Fede Calderón

    Archidona Town Council: Chronicle of a Different Festival

    'Nights in the Gardens of Spain'. Juan Manuel Cañizares and the Córdoba Orchestra. XLV Córdoba Guitar Festival. Gran Teatro de Córdoba. July 8, 2026. Photo: Guillermo Castro

    Cañizares reinvents Falla in Córdoba

    Three musicians on a dark stage: a man in a straw hat playing a sitar on the left, a woman in a colorful dress seated center, and a man singing with a microphone on the right.

    In Archidona, Creation Triumphed Over Purity

    'Footprints of the Bullring', by Segundo Falcón, Paco Jarana and Manolo Franco. Art Festival Flamenco Mont-de-Marsan. Le Molière Theatre. July 3, 2026. Photo: Laurent Robert - LR Flamenco Photos

    Gold jondo by Falcón, Jarana and Manolo Franco

    Artists of the LIX Festival Flamenco Gazpacho from Morón. July 4, 2026. Photo: Morón City Council

    The 59th Gazpacho Festival in Morón reopens the debate between 'renew or die' for festivals flamencosummer s

    Davideana, Kiki Morente and Pablo Fernández. IX Cabildo Festival Flamenco From Archidona, Málaga. July 3, 2026. Photo: David Burbano

    Davideana’s Flamenco Guitar Conquered the Opening Night of the Cabildo

    Luisa Palicio, at the 46th Ecija Flamenco Night. Palace of PeñaFlower. July 3, 2026. Photo: Lola Chaves

    Écija is positioning itself as the leader of flamenco (and III)

    Pepe El Ecijano and Manuel Torres. XLVI Ecijana Flamenco Night (II). Palace of the Marquises of PeñaFlower, Écija (Seville). June 30, 2026. Photo: Lola Chaves

    Écija is positioning itself as the leader of flamenco (II)

    Presentation of the new Interpretation, Study and Documentation Centre of Flamenco Manuel Martín Martín. Photo: Écija City Council

    Écija positions itself as leader flamenco (I)

    70th Gypsy Stew of Utrera. Courtyard of the Salesian School of Utrera, Seville. June 27, 2026. Photo: Gypsy Brotherhood of Utrera

    Liturgy of a Gypsy Stew from Utrera

    'Sarmiento', by Curro Carrasco. Cloisters of Santo Domingo, Jerez. June 26, 2026. Photo: Air Music

    Curro Carrasco gives away polka-dotted cars at his album launch in Jerez

    Guitar recital by David Carmona. Peña La Platería, Granada. June 20, 2026. Photo: Gilberto González

    The unbearable genius of David Carmona

    'Guiding Light', by El Perrete. XXI Flamenco London Festival. Lilian Bailys Studio. June 20, 2026. Photo: Ángeles Ródenas

    Perrete and Merino, the Thames flows through Badajoz

    Guitar recital by Francis Gómez. Peña Flamenca Huelva Women's Team. June 18, 2026. Photo: Jesús Naranjo

    Francis Gómez: flamenco of roots, wings, and searches

    Flamenco Gala. Eva Yerbabuena, Manuel Liñán, El Farru, Juan Tomás de la Molía. XXI Flamenco London Festival. Sadler's Wells Theatre. June 19, 2026. Photo: Ione Saizar

    Yerba, Liñán, Farru, Molía, who'll bid higher?

    Rafaela Carrasco believes it and she believes it

    'Unydos', by the Jesús Carmona Dance Company. XLI Flamenco London Festival. Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. June 16, 2026. Photo: Ione Saizar

    Jesús Carmona, a complete flamenco dancer

  • Authors
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    • A bare rope
    • At street level
    • With one more couplet
    • Graphic chronicles
    • Of Guitar Players Ways
    • From inside
    • The Snub
    • Estela Flamenca
    • Guest contributors
    • Flamencos of the border
    • The chosen ones
    • Flamenco Room
    • A window to the cante
    Group of flamenco performers on a purple-lit stage: a central singer in a black-purple dress, others stand behind, guitarist seated with an orange guitar, percussionist on drums nearby.

    The Caracolá Lebrijana, from tradition to necessary adaptation without losing flavor

    Antonio Plaza: Photo: María Sánchez Márquez, July 2026

    What do we know about the relationship between songbooks and the genesis of flamenco?

    La Favi and Curro Carrasco. XIX Bulería Festival 'Alberto Valdivia Arteaga'. Guillena Bullring, Seville. July 4, 2026. Photo: Juan Garrido

    The Bulería Festival in Guillena, full of young people and of good quality

    Bulerías dance party in Plaza Belén. Archive image.

    Bulerías in Jerez: from folklore to flamencoand back

    Joselero, Steve Kahn and Diego del Gastor. Photo: Steve Kahn

    Once upon a time there were Americans in Morón

    Caty León Benítez, currently.

    What do we know about the flamenco In Triana? Caty León explains it to us.

    Authorities, sponsors, organizers, and Manuel Lombo, representing Morante de la Puebla. LXX Potaje Gitano Festival of Utrera. June 27, 2026. Photo: Juan Garrido

    The stew doesn't go bland without Morante

    Front-facing man with glasses sits in a home studio, with a piano and plant behind him; EXPO MÚSICA logo visible in the corner.

    Adham versus cante flamenco / ExpoMúsica #7 with Faustino Núñez

    Man with gray hair and glasses holds an acoustic guitar, smiling at the camera in a home music studio with a keyboard and plants nearby, Expo Musica logo in the corner.

    The polyrhythm of the tanguillo / ExpoMúsica #6 with Faustino Núñez

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    Paco de Lucia's sextet. They couldn't have been more football fans.

    Football and flamencothe art of playing with emotion

    Consuelo Haldón, at the LVII Meeting of Cante Jondo From La Puebla de Cazalla. Photo: Carmen Arjona

    The reunion with the jondo

    Flamenco dancer José Maya at the presentation of Rhythm Paradise Groove, a Nintendo video game. Tablao Torres Bermejas, Madrid. Photo: Nintendo

    José Maya, to the rhythm of Nintendo

    Pedro El Granaíno. Photo: perezventana

    The Seville Biennial explores the dialogue between the flamenco and Baroque music

    Group of people on a stage posing for a photo, with a large red backdrop featuring a flamenco dancer image and the text VI Suma Flamenca Joven and Comunidad de Madrid behind them.

    The VI Suma Flamenca Joven showcases the best emerging talent

    El Pele. V La Línea Flamenca Festival. July 4, 2026. Photo: Peña Linense Cultural

    El Pele, Duquende and José Viñas seal the success of the La Línea Flamenca Festival

    Pelé and young Seve. Photo: perezventana

    Pele and Duquende, at the V La Línea Flamenca Festival

    Tribute to Manuela Carrasco. XI Tacón Festival Flamenco from Utrera. Enrique de la Cuadra Theatre. 28 Feb 2025. Photo: Kiko Valle

    Spectacular lineup at the XIX Bulería Festival of Guillena

    Flamenco dancer Manuel Liñán. Photo: Javier Fergo

    Manuel Liñán and Reyes Carrasco, at the IV Festival Flamenco Planning

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

    The Castillete de Oro in Las Minas pays tribute to María Pagés

    Israel Fernández and Diego del Morao. Presentation of Cruzcampo 1904 beer. Metropol Parasol (Las Setas de Sevilla). June 30, 2026. Photo: Pepo Herrera

    Israel Fernández and Cruzcampo: a happy partnership in Seville

    Presentation of the 59th Jerez Bulería Festival. Photo: Jerez City Council

    Plaza Belén once again serves as the venue for the Jerez Bulería Festival

    Parallel activity of the Seville Biennial. Photo: Biennial

    The 'other' art proposals flamenco of the Biennial

    Sara Baras, at the University of Cádiz Summer Courses. Photo: UCA

    Sara Baras opens the summer courses at the University of Cádiz

    Presentation of the poster for the LXIV National Competition of Cante Jondo Antonio Mairena. Casa Orellana, Mairena del Alcor. June 26, 2026. Photo: Mairena Competition

    The Contest of Cante Jondo Antonio Mairena pays tribute to Aurora Vargas

    The mayor of Jerez, María José García-Pelayo, presents the Jerez Cultural City project. Photo: Jerez City Council

    The 'Jerez Cultural City' project focuses on local talent

    A festive atmosphere in the courtyard of the Salesian School of Utrera. 63rd Utrera Gypsy Stew Festival. Photo: perezventana

    Summer Festivals: The 12 Must-Sees

    Alba Heredia and Ricardo Fernández del Moral. Photo: Juanlu Vela

    'De raíz' closes the season of Flamenco Real

    Flamenco Gala. Eva Yerbabuena, Manuel Liñán, El Farru, Juan Tomás de la Molía. XXI Flamenco London Festival. Sadler's Wells Theatre. June 19, 2026. Photo: Ione Saizar

    Homophobia in the flamenco: an unfinished task?

    Flamenco dancer Rafael Amargo. Promotional image.

    Rafael Amargo is reborn in Madrid: "I don't want to be what I was, I want to be what I'm going to be"

  • Interviews
  • Opinion
    The Pastori line

    The Pastori line

    Researcher José Cenizo Jiménez, author of the book 'Teaching' flamencoAn interdisciplinary view of the letters of the cante'(Renacimiento Publishing House).

    Flamenco Is Felt… and Learned

    Promotional image from thirty years ago with Enrique Morente and Lagartija Nick for the launch of 'Omega'.

    Three decades of Omega: between ninety percent and infinity

    "The essence of Spanish dance is represented by this trio formed by Pilar López, Antonio de Triana and La Argentinita, who will soon be performing at the Fine Arts theater."

    Antonio de Triana and the Martinete dance

    Sordera de Jerez, at the X Arranque Roteño. August 1993. Photo: Manuel Martín Martín Archive

    Sordera de Jerez must be heard

    White cat stretching with an arched back against a dark blue background in a simple illustration.

    Flamenco Has Died…Again?

    Guitarist outdoors playing a classical guitar, focused on the fretboard; Expo Flamenco logo in the top-left.

    An Ocean of Tears by Miguel Salado

    Miguel Salado, photographed in 2021 during an interview with Juan Garrido in ExpoFlamenco.

    Miguel Salado: the will to live and a lemon tree that became famous

    Black-and-white poster showing two mirrored profiles facing each other, with bold red text 'Fosforito' and subtitle 'Since the beginning of time' below.

    'Fosforito. From the beginning of time', the definitive biography of the last great master of cante

    The singer? Rocío Jurado.

    Rocío Jurado never owed anyone anything.

    Ricardo Miño, Pepa Montes and the mayor of Seville, José Luis Sanz. Photo: Seville City Council

    Pepa Montes and Ricardo Miño in the Seville medal table

    The Pearl. Promotional image of 'My Path'.

    'My Path', the great album by El Perla

    Manolo from Huelva. Zayas Archives of Seville

    Manolo de Huelva, fifty years since his passing

    The Goatherd. Photo: Vicente Pachón

    The goatherd was born to be free.

    Vintage sepia portrait of a woman with a flower in her hair, dangling earrings, and a two-finger peace gesture near her face.

    Pepa de Utrera, the last one at the party

    José María Velázquez-Gaztelu, at the 36th Flamenco Cultural Week in Paradas. Photo: Paradas Town Hall Facebook page

    The flamenco parade gains a new local.

    Presentation of the Thursday cycle FlamencoCajasol. President Antonio Pulido and artists. Photo: Cajasol Fund

    Seville is reunited with the flamenco from Cajasol

    El Mochuelo, in the streets of Madrid. April 1936, a year before his death. The guitarist may be Florencio Campillo, who was 60 years old at the time. Photo taken from the newspaper Ahora.

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

    Scenario of the Peña El Higueral Flamenco Cultural Center, Huelva. Photo: Jesús Naranjo

    Censorship of humanity's heritage

    Juan Tejero and Irene Carrasco, from Jerez, have been teaching the art of dancing in Seville for 16 years. canteThe Iguana, Seville. Photo: Manuel Martín Martín

    Juan Tejero teaches and instructs

  • Chronicles
    Fuensanta La Moneta. LVII Meeting of Cante Jondo From La Puebla de Cazalla. La Fuenlonguilla Estate. July 11, 2026. Photo: La Puebla Town Hall

    La Puebla for being a woman: Paqui Ríos and La Moneta filled the Moorish night with flamenco

    María Moreno. XXXVII Art Festival Flamenco of Mont-de-Marsan. July 2026. Photo: Laurent Robert

    Mont-de-Marsan caught the leprechaun of the 27th

    Woman in a white shawl sings into a microphone while a man in a suit plays a classical guitar outdoors among plants and trees.

    Angelita Montoya and José Galvez: a deep symphony at the Moguer Flamenco Week

    Ana Pastrana. IV Cabildo Flamenco From Archidona. July 2026. Photo: Fede Calderón

    Archidona Town Council: Chronicle of a Different Festival

    'Nights in the Gardens of Spain'. Juan Manuel Cañizares and the Córdoba Orchestra. XLV Córdoba Guitar Festival. Gran Teatro de Córdoba. July 8, 2026. Photo: Guillermo Castro

    Cañizares reinvents Falla in Córdoba

    Three musicians on a dark stage: a man in a straw hat playing a sitar on the left, a woman in a colorful dress seated center, and a man singing with a microphone on the right.

    In Archidona, Creation Triumphed Over Purity

    'Footprints of the Bullring', by Segundo Falcón, Paco Jarana and Manolo Franco. Art Festival Flamenco Mont-de-Marsan. Le Molière Theatre. July 3, 2026. Photo: Laurent Robert - LR Flamenco Photos

    Gold jondo by Falcón, Jarana and Manolo Franco

    Artists of the LIX Festival Flamenco Gazpacho from Morón. July 4, 2026. Photo: Morón City Council

    The 59th Gazpacho Festival in Morón reopens the debate between 'renew or die' for festivals flamencosummer s

    Davideana, Kiki Morente and Pablo Fernández. IX Cabildo Festival Flamenco From Archidona, Málaga. July 3, 2026. Photo: David Burbano

    Davideana’s Flamenco Guitar Conquered the Opening Night of the Cabildo

    Luisa Palicio, at the 46th Ecija Flamenco Night. Palace of PeñaFlower. July 3, 2026. Photo: Lola Chaves

    Écija is positioning itself as the leader of flamenco (and III)

    Pepe El Ecijano and Manuel Torres. XLVI Ecijana Flamenco Night (II). Palace of the Marquises of PeñaFlower, Écija (Seville). June 30, 2026. Photo: Lola Chaves

    Écija is positioning itself as the leader of flamenco (II)

    Presentation of the new Interpretation, Study and Documentation Centre of Flamenco Manuel Martín Martín. Photo: Écija City Council

    Écija positions itself as leader flamenco (I)

    70th Gypsy Stew of Utrera. Courtyard of the Salesian School of Utrera, Seville. June 27, 2026. Photo: Gypsy Brotherhood of Utrera

    Liturgy of a Gypsy Stew from Utrera

    'Sarmiento', by Curro Carrasco. Cloisters of Santo Domingo, Jerez. June 26, 2026. Photo: Air Music

    Curro Carrasco gives away polka-dotted cars at his album launch in Jerez

    Guitar recital by David Carmona. Peña La Platería, Granada. June 20, 2026. Photo: Gilberto González

    The unbearable genius of David Carmona

    'Guiding Light', by El Perrete. XXI Flamenco London Festival. Lilian Bailys Studio. June 20, 2026. Photo: Ángeles Ródenas

    Perrete and Merino, the Thames flows through Badajoz

    Guitar recital by Francis Gómez. Peña Flamenca Huelva Women's Team. June 18, 2026. Photo: Jesús Naranjo

    Francis Gómez: flamenco of roots, wings, and searches

    Flamenco Gala. Eva Yerbabuena, Manuel Liñán, El Farru, Juan Tomás de la Molía. XXI Flamenco London Festival. Sadler's Wells Theatre. June 19, 2026. Photo: Ione Saizar

    Yerba, Liñán, Farru, Molía, who'll bid higher?

    Rafaela Carrasco believes it and she believes it

    'Unydos', by the Jesús Carmona Dance Company. XLI Flamenco London Festival. Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. June 16, 2026. Photo: Ione Saizar

    Jesús Carmona, a complete flamenco dancer

  • Authors
    • All
    • A bare rope
    • At street level
    • With one more couplet
    • Graphic chronicles
    • Of Guitar Players Ways
    • From inside
    • The Snub
    • Estela Flamenca
    • Guest contributors
    • Flamencos of the border
    • The chosen ones
    • Flamenco Room
    • A window to the cante
    Group of flamenco performers on a purple-lit stage: a central singer in a black-purple dress, others stand behind, guitarist seated with an orange guitar, percussionist on drums nearby.

    The Caracolá Lebrijana, from tradition to necessary adaptation without losing flavor

    Antonio Plaza: Photo: María Sánchez Márquez, July 2026

    What do we know about the relationship between songbooks and the genesis of flamenco?

    La Favi and Curro Carrasco. XIX Bulería Festival 'Alberto Valdivia Arteaga'. Guillena Bullring, Seville. July 4, 2026. Photo: Juan Garrido

    The Bulería Festival in Guillena, full of young people and of good quality

    Bulerías dance party in Plaza Belén. Archive image.

    Bulerías in Jerez: from folklore to flamencoand back

    Joselero, Steve Kahn and Diego del Gastor. Photo: Steve Kahn

    Once upon a time there were Americans in Morón

    Caty León Benítez, currently.

    What do we know about the flamenco In Triana? Caty León explains it to us.

    Authorities, sponsors, organizers, and Manuel Lombo, representing Morante de la Puebla. LXX Potaje Gitano Festival of Utrera. June 27, 2026. Photo: Juan Garrido

    The stew doesn't go bland without Morante

    Front-facing man with glasses sits in a home studio, with a piano and plant behind him; EXPO MÚSICA logo visible in the corner.

    Adham versus cante flamenco / ExpoMúsica #7 with Faustino Núñez

    Man with gray hair and glasses holds an acoustic guitar, smiling at the camera in a home music studio with a keyboard and plants nearby, Expo Musica logo in the corner.

    The polyrhythm of the tanguillo / ExpoMúsica #6 with Faustino Núñez

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Plaza Belén once again serves as the venue for the Jerez Bulería Festival

Plaza Belén will once again host the Bulería Festival, a free event running from August 19th to 22nd. The Flamenco Mass and Closing Ceremony of the Santiago Festival kicks off on July 24th, continuing the Friday festivities. Flamencos, which will take place in the Cloisters of Santo Domingo.

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Presentation of the 59th Jerez Bulería Festival. Photo: Jerez City Council

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The first artistic proposal of the 59th Jerez Bulería Festival Is celebrated the August 19th, XNUMX ’s relationship with the cante de Antonio Peña Carpio 'El Tolo', Angelita Montoya and David Carpio, accompanied on guitar by Domingo Rubichi's y Manuel valencia and palmas Javier PeñaJuan Diego Valencia and Ali de la Tota. The following day, the voices of Macarena from Jerez (with the guitar of Ismael Heredia and palmas by Manuel Vinaza, David de Gertrudis, Manuel de la Maca and La Maki), Luis the Zambo (With Domingo Rubichi's to the guitar and the palmas Javier PeñaAli de la Tota and Luis Ramos) and The Macanita (with Manuel Valencia's guitar, Carlos Merino's percussion and the palmas Javier Peña and Manuel Macano).

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On Friday, August 21, the Bulería Festival will continue with another trio of great flamenco singers from Jerez: José Mijita (with Domingo Rubichi on guitar), Felipa del Moreno (with Manuel Valencia's guitar) and Luis Moneo (accompanied by Juan Manuel's guitar) Moneo).

The closing ceremony of this new edition will be on Saturday, August 22nd, featuring renowned figures such as The Pele (with Niño Seve's guitar) and Jesus Mendez (with Antonio Higuero on guitar, Perico Navarro on percussion and the palmas by Diego Montoya and Manuel Salado). The program for this final day also includes a large group of artists who will perform the bulería from Jerez. It features Enrique Remache, Manuel de la Nina and Pedro Montoya “Chanquita”The guitarists Fernando del Morao and Manuel del Salado. A grand finale that will also feature the natural artistry of that lineage of women known as Aunt Yoya, Aunt Juana de la Curra, Luisa de Regiles, Luisa de Torrán, Manuella de Pastilla and Aunt Majuma.

 

Friday Flamenco

On the other hand, the Friday cycle Flamenco It begins on July 24th and is free of charge. Flamenco Mass of Santiago and Closing Ceremony in the square of the same name. A unique proposal directed by the guitarist Pepe del Morao, leading a large artistic cast made up of María PeñaRocío Parrilla, Tomasa PeñaRocío Valencia, Pedro Montoya 'Chanquita', Gregorio Parrilla, Bernardo Rubichi, Luis Montoya 'Chanquita', to which the violinist is added Bernardo Parrilla and the percussionist parakeet navarro.

The next three performances of this unique flamenco program will take place in the Cloisters of Santo Domingo, organized by the peñaFernando Terremoto, Don Antonio Chacón and the Local Federation of PeñaFlamenco dancers in the city. Friday, July 31st. Flamenco from the Peña Fernando Terremoto will present the flamenco singers on stage Miguel Flores 'Capullo de Jerez', José Valencia and Manuel de Cantaroteaccompanied by the guitars of Ramón Trujillo, Juan Requena, and Nono Jero. The dance of Saray Garcia, Along the cante de Jose the Little Breasted y Manuel de la Nina and the guitar of Jesus Rodriguez.

On Friday, August 7th, the Peña Don Antonio Chacón proposes a Friday Flamenco ’s relationship with the cante de momo Moneo, accompanied by Domingo Rubichi's guitar. In what is called “Flamenco "on branch" appears the cante de Bernardo Rubichi and Luis Montoya 'Chanquita', with the guitar of Manuel Cerpa and the dance of Marisol Jiménez y Marta de SantiagoThey are joined by a cast formed around the bulería of Jerez, with Coral de los Reyes, Tamara Tañé, Miguel Ángel Heredia and Juan de la María, with Domingo Rubichi's guitar and a trio of flamenco dancers who will join the finale (María Carpio 'Mijita', Belén Reyes and Juana del Obispo).

The last appointment on Friday Flamenco (August 14) is organized by the Local Federation of PeñaFlamencas and will bring the flamenco singers onto the stage of the Cloisters of Santo Domingo Tomás Rubichi, Chelo Pantoja and Manuel Moneo 'Hubbub' and the guitars of Manuel Rubichi and Curro Carrasco. The dance will feature Soraya Clavijo, with the guitar of José del Bolita, cante de Juani from the 300 and palmas de The Torombo.

The price of tickets for the three Friday events FlamencoTickets for the performances – on sale from Tuesday, June 30 – taking place in the Cloisters of Santo Domingo are €15 if purchased in advance at the Teatro Villamarta box office or online at tickentradas.com, and €20 if purchased at the Cloisters of Santo Domingo on the day of the performance. However, a €5 discount applies to those under 30, over 65, large and single-parent families, people with reduced mobility, and Friends of the Villamarta.

“It is a significant example of the quality and diversity of our artists,” the Culture Delegate stated at the presentation. Francisco zuritaHe thanked them for their involvement in Jerez's bid to become European Capital of Culture. He extended his gratitude to all citizens, which is why the 59th Bulería Festival will be free of charge for its four scheduled performances in Plaza Belén. This venue, located in the city's historic center, returns this year after the success of last year's edition.

“We expect a larger audience,” thus surpassing the average of one thousand spectators per show from last year. In this regard, Francisco Zurita has guaranteed that “there will be more chairs, more services, and more lighting.” The service will also be improved. foodstruck which will be installed in Plaza Belén, where the public can sample the local culinary tradition in keeping with Jerez's celebration as the Spanish Capital of Gastronomy 2026. ♦

 

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