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News and curiosities related to flamenco and the tablao Cardamomo

El cantaor José del Calli interpretando una seguiriya en un espectáculo de cante jondo en directo en el tablao Cardamomo de Madrid

Flamenco

The seguiriya: the deepest cante in flamenco

If flamenco had a floor, a point beyond which you can’t go any lower, that’s where the seguiriya would be....

El cantaor Antonio el Ciervo interpretando cante jondo en directo en el tablao Cardamomo de Madrid

Flamenco

Cante jondo: what it is and why it’s the soul of flamenco

Flamenco

Things to do in Madrid at night: cultural plans beyond the clubs

Flamenco

The flamenco quejío: what it is and why it moves you

Aerial view of the Noches del Botánico festival in Madrid at night

Avance de espectáculos

July in Madrid: summer at its liveliest

Flamenco

The Flamenco Cajón: History, Evolution, and Its Role in the Show

Avance de espectáculos

Flamenco Festivals in Spain: The Essentials You Must Know

Avance de espectáculos

Plans in Madrid in June: what to do and what to see

The dancer Juan de Juan performing a "desplante" by bulerías during the "fin de fiesta" at the Cardamomo tablao in Madrid.

Flamenco

Bulerías: Origin, Rhythm, and the Soul of Flamenco

Flamenco

Flamenco fusion: what it is, origins and evolution

Aerial view of the San Isidro Festival in Madrid in May

Avance de espectáculos

May in Madrid: A month of plans, festivals, and culture

Artistas Cardamomo

Flamenco singers of the 80s and their evolution

Estaciones Tactiles Cardamomo, Primer Tablao Inclusivo del mundo

Tablao Cardamomo

Cardamomo becomes the world’s first 100% inclusive flamenco tablao

Avance de espectáculos

The Feria de Abril and flamenco: tradition, dance, and how to experience it in Madrid

Cardamomo, primer tablao inclusivo del mundo, presenta entre otras accesibilidades estas estaciones táctiles para personas invidentes.

Tablao Cardamomo

100% Accessible Experiences at Cardamomo

Primer plano dramático del artista de flamenco Kilino Jiménez con expresión intensa y ojos cerrados bajo iluminación de escenario en Cardamomo.

Tablao Cardamomo

The flamenco that is not seen: an invitation to rediscover art with your eyes closed

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Featured posts

Flamenco

The seguiriya: the deepest cante in flamenco

Flamenco

Flamenco dance: origin, styles and the art of the body

Avance de espectáculos

What to do in Madrid in August: essential plans to make the most of summer

Avance de espectáculos

July in Madrid: summer at its liveliest

Avance de espectáculos

Plans in Madrid in June: what to do and what to see

Tablao Cardamomo

Cardamomo becomes the world’s first 100% inclusive flamenco tablao

What they say about us

Live music is thriving in Madrid, from classical and opera to blues, rock and jazz, but the speciality is flamenco. It may seem odd that the music of the south is so important up here, but there are two reasons for that: first, a lot of Andalusians have made their homes here, and second, any flamenco artist worth his salt wants to play the big tablaos — dinner shows — in el capital. Cardamomo is the real deal, catering to a crowd that knows its bulerias from its soleas. There are three sessions a night, at 6pm, 8pm and 10pm, and, obviously, you’ll go to the latter.
— The Times

“El mejor flamenco en Madrid. Yo los he visto todos por cuestiones profesionales y es la primera vez que uno me gusta y me impacta. por primera vez he visto un espectáculo de flamenco para todo el mundo, no dirigido a turistas. Paloma Fantova soberbia y Kelian Jiménez lleno de fuerza. Un gran espectáculo para pasar una velada.”
— Luisiramos, TripAdvisor

“Cardamomo is dark, tight, and as the clouds formed inside, and the dancing and wailing began, the rooms became filled with energy. Each of the dancers interpreted the music, as they saw fit, and you felt that you were watching the creation of a dance, every time a new dancer started…dancers entered trances, clicked, and clocked, rapped with the guitarists, all the while the singers added their inspiration to the cause. The dancers, while on this small stage, commanded the audience, and it was a treat to watch them walk off the stage with all humbleness, after being musical assassins on stage.”
— Dave R, TripAdvisor

“Estupendo show, flamenco de verdad, sin dramas ni estilos impostados, en este show los que bailan, son flamencos de verdad. El mejor bailaor masculino que he visto en años. Las chicas impresionantes. Fue tan bueno que repetí.”
— VeroM5, TripAdvisor

“Our first flamencoshow, and we were really blown away! Very intense and fascinating. We highly recommend it. A small, intimate place with very friendly staff. We only had drinks, but the food looked really nice.”
— Bobr12, TripAdvisor

Blog

News and curiosities related to flamenco and the tablao Cardamomo

The seguiriya: the deepest cante in flamenco

Cante jondo: what it is and why it’s the soul of flamenco

Flamenco dance: origin, styles and the art of the body

What to do in Madrid in August: essential plans to make the most of summer

Flamenco singers of the 90s: the decade that changed everything

Things to do in Madrid at night: cultural plans beyond the clubs

The flamenco quejío: what it is and why it moves you

July in Madrid: summer at its liveliest

The Flamenco Cajón: History, Evolution, and Its Role in the Show

Flamenco Festivals in Spain: The Essentials You Must Know

Plans in Madrid in June: what to do and what to see

Bulerías: Origin, Rhythm, and the Soul of Flamenco

Flamenco fusion: what it is, origins and evolution

May in Madrid: A month of plans, festivals, and culture

Flamenco singers of the 80s and their evolution

Cardamomo becomes the world’s first 100% inclusive flamenco tablao

The Feria de Abril and flamenco: tradition, dance, and how to experience it in Madrid

100% Accessible Experiences at Cardamomo

The flamenco that is not seen: an invitation to rediscover art with your eyes closed

Featured posts

The seguiriya: the deepest cante in flamenco

Flamenco dance: origin, styles and the art of the body

What to do in Madrid in August: essential plans to make the most of summer

July in Madrid: summer at its liveliest

Plans in Madrid in June: what to do and what to see

Cardamomo becomes the world’s first 100% inclusive flamenco tablao

What they say about us