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Laura Abadía (Madrid)

Cantaora (Singer)

Laura Abadía Motos was born in the district of Tetuán, in Madrid, to a gypsy family that has produced important guitarists and singers, such as Rafael Farina, José Peña Grande and her cousin Rafita de Madrid.

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She has performed alongside dancers Antonio Canales, Sara Baras, Juan Ramírez, Paloma Fantova, Belén López, Karime Amaya, Gema Moneo…; as well as Flamenco singers like Ramón El Portugués, Guadiana, Montse Cortés, David de Jacoba, Enrique Bermúdez (Piculabe), Miguel El Rubio and Antonio Ingueta; and renowned guitarists like David Jiménez, Paquete, José Jiménez El Viejín, David Cerreduela or Juan Jiménez. The press review of the Suma Flamenca Festival said of her: “magnificent and unpredictable Flamenco Singer, with extraordinary power and virtuosity.”

“Soloist voice of what has become known as afrogypsy. Her throat spills out the most heartrending sounds of Flamenco with the deepest backbone of soul”. And the music critic Julián Callejo highlighted that “there is undoubtedly something heartrending about Laura Abadía, who breaks down barriers and opens up the flow of emotions as one would snap one’s fingers to let Spring burst forth”.

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Flamenco greatness

“This was way above and beyond my expectations! Loved the venue and the open sangria bar with the last show! They have a great venue and it’s very exciting to watch the amazing flamenco dancers do their magic!!”

— Stpaddy315, TripAdvisor

Cardamomo is definitely one of the best flamenco shows in Madrid.

Cardamomo is definitely one of the best flamenco shows in Madrid.

— Spanishsabores.com

Madrid has dozens of fine tablaos (flamenco venues), but there’s only one Cardamomo.

All the spontaneity and raw passion of flamenco thrives here in this dark, smoky bar where a knowledgeable crowd gathers for live performances many weeknights from around 10.30pm. It’s all about a cantaor (flamenco singer) and guitar maestro, and this evocation of flamenco’s Andalusian roots ensures that…

— The Guardian
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