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A dancer, guitarist and singer in a small flamenco venue in Triana, a metre from the audience

Experience · Show in Triana

Intimate flamenco in Triana, a few metres from the artist

A show in a small venue in the neighbourhood that has given most to flamenco in Seville. No big stage and no hundreds of seats: guitar, song and dance up close.

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Why see it up close

Flamenco was born in courtyards, taverns and family gatherings, not in large auditoriums. A small space brings back some of that closeness: you hear the singer breathe before the lament, the footwork resonates on the boards and you see the guitar and the dancer watch and answer each other.

The way you listen changes too. With few people in the room there are no distractions: the silence before a song is part of the show, as are the spontaneous shouts of encouragement when something goes especially well.

Flamenco footwork on the stage and guitar seen from a metre away

What you will see and hear

A flamenco show brings together guitar, song and dance, often with clapping and percussion. The artists choose the repertoire: it may move from the depth of a soleá to the brightness of alegrías or the playfulness of bulerías, each with its own rhythm and character.

If it is your first time, you need no prior knowledge: just let yourself be carried along. If you want to understand where it all comes from, the Flamenco and tapas in Triana guided route explores the neighbourhood’s history first.

How to enjoy it

  • Arrive earlyIn small venues your seat matters and the show starts on time.
  • Silence during the songApplause and “olé” come naturally; while someone sings, it is best to listen.
  • Photos and videoAsk first: many venues limit them so as not to disturb the artists.
A Triana bar counter with tapas, tiles and a flamenco guitarist playing at night

María’s guided tour

Flamenco and tapas in Triana

If you want to get to know the neighbourhood before the show, María’s route explores Triana, its ceramics and its bars, and ends with flamenco in an intimate venue.

See the guided route

How to book through María

No basket and no payment on this website: just a direct conversation.

  1. Tell her what you fancyThe experience, your date and how many of you there are.
  2. Get availability and conditionsTimes, price and how to pay, always before anything is confirmed.
  3. Booking handledMaría finalises the booking with the organiser and sends you the details in writing.

Shall we book the flamenco?

Send María your date and group size; she will tell you which shows are available and how to book.

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Frequently asked questions

Who runs the activity?

A Seville organiser María works with. She does not run the activity herself: she advises you, checks availability and handles the booking.

What time is it and how long does it last?

It depends on the venue’s programme. María confirms show times and length when you enquire.

Is it the same as the flamenco and tapas route?

No. This is a booking for a show. Flamenco and tapas in Triana is María’s guided walk through the neighbourhood, with a flamenco finale.

Can children come?

It depends on the venue and the time. Tell María their ages when you enquire.

How much does it cost?

The price is set by the organiser and may vary with the date and type of ticket. María confirms it before booking.

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Shall we talk about your visit?

Tell María when you are coming, how many of you there are and what interests you. She will reply with a clear proposal.

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