Camarón de la Isla, legendary singer songwriter, heterodox, with a unique jondura and voice. The great gypsy myth of flamenco José Monge Cruz (San Fernando, Cadiz, 1950 - Santa Coloma de Gramanet, Barcelona, 1992) Baptised as José, his uncle Joseico called him Camarón because he was blonde and thin…
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Flamenco is an art form that has existed for several centuries, and the province of Seville is a magnificent venue where it can express itself in the major festivals that are held here every summer. Maestros, amateurs, tourists and the curious gather in the open air to enjoy events that have now…
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Its sherry, gastronomy, the marvellous royal equestrian school and its shows, flamenco taverns that will thrill you, a very relaxing experience and another one amongst bees like real bee-keepers. That's Jerez and we encourage you to discover these experiences! Making the most of the fact that, for…
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"She doesn't know how to sing, she doesn't know how to dance, but you can't miss her performance." This phrase articulated by a New York Times critic speaking about a performance of La Faraona at Madison Square Garden in New York has been perhaps the most accurate definition of Lola Flores. Other…
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From orthodox tradition, you move towards complete creativity and heterodoxy, which allows you to blend his art with that of artists from other musical dimensions like Leonard Cohen or Pat Metheny. Enrique Morente (Granada, 1942- Madrid, 2010) Flamenco singer. He grew up in Albaicín in Granada and…
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Considered the "Best Female Voice of the 20th century” in the year 2000 by the City of New York, with her supernatural strength and power, she was able to sing any type of song fabulously. Rocío Jurado (Chipiona, Cadiz, 1946–Madrid, 2006) The voice of Spanish Copla Singer, María del Rocío…
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One of the most influential figures of flamenco in the 20th century Antonio Mairena (Mairena del Alcor, 1909–Seville, 1983) A reference point for flamenco Flamenco singer. Antonio Cruz García was born in the Seville town of…
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Músico universal, el guitarrista que refundó y reinventó el toque flamenco, elevándolo a las más altas cimas artísticas. Paco de Lucía (Algeciras, Cádiz, 1947- Tulúm, México, 2014) El genio de la guitarra Francisco Sánchez Gómez fue conocido en todo el mundo como Paco de Lucía. Nacido en Algeciras…
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Andalusia is an extraordinary melting pot of cultures which has given rise to a myriad of artistic and cultural manifestations that have enriched each other. Flamenco and its multiple variants, such as the "zambra" (gypsy celebration), are an example of this. style="text-align: justify;">This is a…
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We travel to the Casa del Marqués winery, in Jerez de la Frontera, to witness one of most spectacular, live flamenco shows in Andalusia and feel the vibrations and understand the emotions of this art Flamenco is like the flag of Andalusia. It's part of our identity. Art in movement and sound of the…
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