Flamenco Dance Museum

Compared to the street performances at Plaza de España, it's really not on the same level, but it's still worth the money to watch one. I originally arrived 45 minutes in advance to exchange for paper tickets, but because there was no queue at all, I left. I didn't expect to sneak around and sit in the last row.

The performers are pretty good. If you don't have a chance to watch it in Madrid, you can arrange one in Seville. It's like adding a tourist attraction and appreciating the local dance. Don't do this. While you schedule yourself too full, you can also relax a little by watching the show.

Feel the charm of Spanish art and book a private room for the experience! The dancing is beautiful, the movements are powerful, the expressions are rich, and the food is good. I like it😍 Although it is not luxurious or complicated, I feel the enthusiasm and atmosphere, and I feel relaxed and happy during the trip💋I went there in December 2019 before the epidemic, and it is also a memory to comment now!

It's worth watching Flamenco, 20 Euros, about an hour each. Before going, I was afraid of being too monotonous. I thought I would leave early if I was bored. As a result, the blood is boiling. I really hope that the time can be longer, but the number of people in each event is still not limited. It's better to buy tickets in advance, and the tourist center in the city center can pre-sell. It is suggested to arrive ten minutes to half an hour in advance and have a good seat.

Flamengo originated from Arab dance. To see Flamengo, we have to go to the pub in Seville. We didn't visit the museum, but bought tickets for the performance directly. The price is 20 euros. Tickets for the day have been sold out and only tickets for the next day can be bought. Important thing, must say three times, must go ahead to grab seats, seats are first come first served, grab seats, grab seats, grab seats, at least more than half an hour. Because in order to see the sunset in the Spanish Square, we had to be there 20 minutes earlier. There were almost no vacancies in the room. We could only find a few seats in the last row on the side. If there were any performances that made me want to watch several performances in a row instead of going away, it would undoubtedly be Flamengo. Every dance step of the dancer will step on the audience's heart, every wave of arms, is a display of strength and beauty. It's really wonderful to watch Flamingo at close range. For half a month in Spain, what I remember most is this Flamingo.

🌟In Seville, Spain, we watched the flamenco dance of the local gypsies at TABLO FLAMENCO EL PALACIO ANDALUZ theater, and experienced the strong visual and auditory performances of the full-audio version, which made me deeply feel their persistence, affection and passionate performance. 🌟Introduction to Flamenco: It is a comprehensive art in Spain, which integrates dance, singing and instrumental music. It originated from the places where traditional gypsies live, such as Cadiz, Alcala, Utrera, Jerez, Sevilla, etc. These places are mostly located in southern Spain, so flamenco is very popular in this area. Even now, the area with the strongest flamenco atmosphere is still in the south. Today, flamenco has become one of the arts with Spanish characteristics and representativeness. Flamenco, which upholds the freedom and casualness of the gypsies, combines the noble splendor of Europe and the unrestrained passion of America, has long been famous on the world stage and is accepted and loved by more and more people. 🌟Some people say that flamenco is a chronic poison. The deeper you get into it, the deeper you get. However, it is a way of life for the locals. Their powerful dance steps and unrestrained and unrestrained dance style are their optimistic response to the difficult situation.

Been seeing flamenco shows in Barcelona for several years and this is still the best place. Huge stage, great food, seats to see everyone, great views and most importantly the best dancers performing at their best. The owners continue to recruit the best rising stars in flamenco. If you really want to see a flamenco show, Carmen is the best.