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El Patio Andaluz

Photos of El Patio Andaluz. 
Photos of El Patio Andaluz. 

El Patio Andaluz has become a flamenco landmark in Barcelona. Shows are full of tradition and passion thanks to great flamenco artists.

 

A tablao is managed by the famous dancer Jesús Cortés, winner of the National Flamenco Dance Prize (Premio Nacional de Danza Flamenca) .

 

Furthermore, visitors can taste the delicious Spanish cuisine. You cannot miss this unique experience.

 

Practical Information

  • Capacity: 130

 

Location

Carrer de Rocafort, 231

Barcelona

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Glossary of flamenco

Jabera is one of the oldest flamenco styles. It belongs to “malagueñas” group.

“Zorongo” is a popular Andalusian dance and singing, widely used as dancing in times of “tonadilla” in the eighteenth century.

Granaína or granadina is a flamenco style that derives from “fandangos”. It is usually included in “malagueños” styles with origin in "verdiales".

Debla ("goddess" in the language of Spanish gypsy) is a flamenco “palo” derived from the “toná”. It was a relatively popular song in the mid-nineteenth century.

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