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Pilar Díaz

Young dancer from Cordoba who radiates elegance

Born in Cordoba on 8 August 1997. She began her first steps at the Conservatorio Profesional de danza Luis del Río in Córdoba at the age of 9 and finished in 2017 at the age of 19. At the same time, she complemented these studies with compulsory education, the baccalaureate, and also, in her free time, she attended classes at the flamenco schools of Encarna López and Yolanda Osuna.

After finishing her professional studies, she moved to Madrid to study dance pedagogy at the Conservatorio Superior de danza María de Ávila. In this city she continues to cultivate herself in flamenco with teachers such as David Coria, Pedro Córdoba, Alfonso Losa and Belén López.

Where we are: Echegaray Street 15 - Madrid

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Upcoming shows

Cardamomo offers 4 daily passes with different shows and artists every week

Bailaora girando en el escenario rodeada de guitarristas y percusionistas

Del 3 de febrero al 2 de marzo

La Fuerza del Flamenco sobre el tablao

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Bailaora haciendo una figura flamenca en el escenario, rodeada de varios guitarristas y percusionistas

Del 7 de abril al 4 de mayo

El Flamenco en estado puro

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Dos bailaores en el escenario rodeados de guitarristas y percusionistas

Del 5 de mayo al 1 de junio

Fiesta y sentimiento en cada compás

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Del 2 al 29 de junio

Flamenco Bajo el cielo de Madrid

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Escenario flamenco con dos guitarristas, un percusionista y dos cantantes

Del 3 de marzo al 6 de abril

Raíces y vanguardia en el corazón del flamenco

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What they say about us

Far from what we expected, the Tablao Cardamomo left us speechless, amazed and above all proud to be from here and to know that this culture is also ours. The rest of the people who packed the Tablao and the tables -many foreigners but also many Spaniards- had to enjoy it to the fullest.
— thewotme.com

“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

“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

I used to always imagine flamenco as this passionate dance that took place in darkened stages. During a recent trip to Spain I finally got the chance to visit a Tablao Flamenco. I was happy to see that it was everything I always imagined and even more.
— Marina Kuperman, travelingmom.com

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