Flamenco in Seville
20 agosto, 2018
the tourist attractions that you can find in Seville, flamenco is clearly one
of the most interesting, since it attracts a lot of tourists.
Seville
offers many possibilities to the flamenco lovers who want to enjoy a
high-quality show. There are renowned flamenco venues (“tablaos”) thanks to
many years of tradition, where dancing figures, such as Lola Flores or Manuela
Vargas, have made known. Besides, there are “tablaos” that have been founded by
famous dancers, such as Curro Velez and his “Tablao Arenal”.
Moreover,
anonymous artists get together to practise singing, dance and guitar in pubs
and clubs, every night in Seville. These are also the meeting place for many
young flamenco figures who want to measure their strength, learn and improve
their skills. In these associations,
they find the opportunity to rise to fame.
One of the most
important year event in Seville (regarding this art), is the performance of the Bienal de Sevilla (Seville Biennial). The flamenco lovers must come to this event where more
than 70 artists perform 20 performances approximately. Dancers, guitarists,
singers and clappers arrive from all corners of the world in order to
demonstrate their skills.
During the Feria de Abril (Sevilla Fair), Seville wears ruffled lanterns, ruffled skirts and
“albero” (golden sand) for welcoming visitors singing and dancing “sevillanas”
(typical dance). The most important week of the year usually takes place in April,
and you can enjoy the cuisine, the horse rides on the “Real” and the magical
lighting overnight.
Last but
not least, for those who want to experience the passion of flamenco from
another point of view, there is also the possibility of attending training centres
where learning the more hidden flamenco secrets. From associations to private
schools: a lot of places for learning flamenco dances, “cante jondo”, guitar
and castanets.
e. Sevilla de Ópera
a. Auditorio Álvarez Quintero (concert hall) b. Museo del Baile Flamenco (Flamenco museum)c. Casa de la Memoria (Flamenco cultural centre)