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This Casa del Flamenco is located in the heart of the Santa Cruz district and it is in the main courtyard of an old 15th century palace that it offers shows every evening. Arches, marble columns and coffered ceilings form a beautiful backdrop for enjoying traditional flamenco dances. Every night, two dancers, a singer and a guitarist perform various rhythms(palos) and a guitar solo. All with a natural and authentic sound, without any amplifiers.
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Schedule of performances on the website. Admission: €22 €17 students €11 children.
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La Casa del Flamenco is a theater dedicated to flamenco, located in the heart of the Barrio de Santa Cruz, Seville's old Jewish quarter. It welcomes you in a pleasant, authentic setting, in the main courtyard of a 15th-century palace-house. Marble arches and columns, traditional tiles and the aroma of flowers create a unique atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a flamenco show. You'll have the opportunity to discover different styles of this artistic expression. Every evening, two dancers, two singers and a guitarist perform a variety of dances and popular songs, as well as a guitar solo. The Casa del Flamenco artists, carefully selected for their professional experience, are often winners of national and international prizes, such as the "Concours des Monts Illora" or the Best Singer of Granada. The shows are presented in a very natural way, without microphones or amplifiers, promoting an authentic experience. For complete cultural immersion, you can also stay in the comfortable rooms of the Hotel Alcantara. A must for discovering the true art of flamenco in Seville!
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La douleur, l'amour, la résistance, l'enthousiasme... Tout était réuni.