The poster for Flamenco Capital - FITUR prominently features a female flamenco dancer captured from behind. She wears a floral-patterned black blouse and a bright red skirt, complemented by red flowers in her braided hair. The event name Flamenco Capital and the logo for Fitur are displayed boldly at the top.

Flamenco Capital: Madrid’s Epicenter of Flamenco Art During FITUR 2025

Flamenco Capital unites Madrid’s most prestigious flamenco venues, showcasing this iconic Spanish art form as a cultural and touristic highlight of FITUR 2025 (International Tourism Trade Fair), held from January 22 to 26. Renowned tablaos (flamenco nightclubs) and theaters, including Cardamomo, Corral de la Morería, Tablao de la Villa, Tablao Flamenco 1911, Teatro Flamenco Madrid, Teatro Tablao Flamenco Torero, Café Berlín, and Villanos, will offer a variety of exceptional performances for visitors.

Globally synonymous with Spain, flamenco draws countless tourists seeking authentic experiences in Madrid. Flamenco Capital emphasizes the artistic excellence and diversity of the participating venues, providing year-round performances and unique opportunities to immerse in flamenco culture during FITUR.

Featured Venues and Highlights

Cardamomo

With over 25 years of history, Cardamomo is a cornerstone of Madrid’s flamenco scene. Its performances feature a mix of established artists and emerging talent. Ivana Portolés, director of Cardamomo and Tablao Flamenco 1911, underscores flamenco’s growing prominence as a cultural asset in Spain.

Corral de la Morería

Founded in 1956, this historic tablao combines world-class flamenco with Michelin-starred dining, led by chef David García. Upcoming performances feature acclaimed artists such as Sara Calero and Carmen Moreno, paired with top-tier vocalists and guitarists.

Tablao de la Villa

Housed in a 19th-century palace in Madrid’s historic center, this venue champions traditional flamenco. Notable performances during FITUR include dancers Isaac de los Reyes and Alejandra Gudí, vocalists Rafita de Madrid and Juan Motos, and guitarist Israel Cerreduela.

Tablao Flamenco 1911

Located in Plaza de Santa Ana, this historic venue offers daily performances in its intimate setting, maintaining its legacy as one of Madrid’s oldest flamenco establishments. Featured artists include El Tachu and Paula Rodríguez.

Teatro Flamenco Madrid

Launched in 2017, this theater presents Emociones, a signature show performed daily at Teatro Alfil. FITUR highlights include Felipe Scapachini and Nono Reyes (January 23) and Maui’s Sunday Vermouth show (January 26).

Teatro Tablao Flamenco Torero

This venue, located in a former 19th-century coal cellar, offers performances rooted in flamenco tradition. Directed by Juan El Mistela, its atmospheric vaulted ceilings enhance the experience for FITUR visitors.

Café Berlín

Not a traditional tablao, Café Berlín serves as a hub for innovation, mixing flamenco with other genres. Performances during FITUR include El Yiyo (January 22) and the Lorenzo Moya Trio’s jazz-flamenco fusion (January 23).

Villanos

Specializing in jazz and flamenco, Villanos bridges tradition and modernity. FITUR programming features guitarist Juanma Montoya (January 22) and the Cañorroto Flamenco Jazz duo (January 26).

Author: World Music Central News Room

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