Flamenco is one of the most characteristic elements of Spanish culture, especially throughout the southern region of Andalusia. Flamenco was born for many in Triana, across the river from Seville, mainly in the mines and in the countryside where gypsies lived since the 15th century, sent there by the Holy Inquisition.
Flamenco dance, as one third of the quintessential Spanish phenomenon of flamenco, has an extensive historical background that parallels the cultural development of Spain itself. The guide will talk about this and much more, before taking you to the show.
Flamenco is a particularly Andalusian art form, which has crossed borders and has been declared Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Posted By : suzannewales55
I was booked in for the show only so no tour: just turned up at the appointed time. The room was a small hall of sorts with chairs all laid out below the stage for the small audience of about 30 people. The show was fairly basic: just a guitarist, a singer and a male & and older female dancer. I enjoyed it: very intense dancing, stomping and clapping. I felt it was quite genuine and traditional, not a showy performance. Lasted for 1 hour.
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Posted On : 2023-04-21 12:35:41 
Posted By : Mariana_A
There was no "tour", there was no master class, there was much more expensive than on the spot, no beautiful dresses like on the fliers, no male dancers at all. I saw in the street better performances.
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Posted On : 2021-08-12 02:41:08 
Posted By : PeterEnMargotO
Nice guy Rafa from pancho tours Who told a lot of the history of the flamenco. Thans a lot for this tour.
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Posted On : 2019-12-08 14:24:49
Posted By : Helen M
This was a really interesting and informative evening especially coming from Australia. Maria was entertaining in her explanation of the history of flamenco and the history of the area. The small venue Made the tour even more special with only 18 people in the audience. Definitely recommend this tour.
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Posted On : 2018-09-30 02:36:17
