Authentic flamenco show in Cadiz at the Costa de la Luz

Price overview

• Cádiz flamenco show with tapas dinner - per adult (from 13 yrs) 45.-€
• Cádiz flamenco show with tapas dinner - per child (6-12 yrs) 22.50€

Booking option: ca. 1.5 hrs flamenco show in Cadiz with tapas dinner

Cadiz is one of Spain's centres for the passionate flamenco. Once in Cádiz, you definitely shouldn't miss seeing a flamenco show and diving into the Andalusian culture. A professional guide accompanies you and gives you an understanding of the music, the dance and the culture of the flamenco. At the flamenco dinner show in Cádiz, five artists perform: a singer, a guitarist, a percussionist and two dancers. With a glass of wine and a traditional tapas dinner, you get to see the various dance styles of flamenco and enjoy this unique, sweeping awareness of life in a typical Spanish flamenco bar in Cádiz.

Overview

• Duration: ~ 1.5 hours
• Hours: 9:30 PM - 11:00 PM
• Availability: from 18th February - 21st March every Thursday and Saturday; from 22nd March - 30th November every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Pick-up not included
• Starting points: Cádiz

Included

• 1 drink: beer, white wine, red wine or Jerez wine
• Professional guide
• Tapas dinner: Iberian ham, cheese, crispy pork rind from Cádiz, Spanish croquettes and potato tortilla

Detailed description

Traditional flamenco show in Cadiz with tapas dinner

At this flamenco show in Cádiz, you get to experience the typical Andalusian music in an authentic atmosphere. There are many theories about how flamenco came into being, but no written evidence before the end of the 18th century. It probably combines lots of different influences, i.e. Andalusian and Arabian folk music, and the flamenco is very closely connected to the culture of gypsies. Various different styles of flamenco are existing, some of them you can get to know during the Cadiz flamenco dinner show: Tarantos, Alegrías, Soleares, Rondeñas and Bulerias.

Cádiz is also known as the birthplace of countless renowned flamenco artists such as Sara Baras, José Mercé, Paco de Lucía, Camarón de la isla and many more. Flamenco doesn't only count as a part of the culture, but also as a social connector in Spain and as aesthetic manner of expression. Thanks to the professional guide, you'll also get an excellent insight to the fascinating art and the Spanish culture during the flamenco show in Cadiz.

Enjoy the passionate flamenco music, which is played with typical instruments such as guitar and cajón (a box-shaped case that's used as a drum) and accompanied by dance and singing. The flamenco in Andalusia is not a touristic attraction but part and parcel of the Andalusian way of life and still typical for family parties and Spanish folk festivals. Of course you can find excellent flamenco bars in Cádiz, like the one you're going to visit during this night. Savour the delicious tapas and get swept off your feet by the fascinating flamenco show in Cádiz.