La Bodega Flamenca de Casa Camarón
La Bodega Flamenca de Casa Camarón is located just five minutes from Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. A unique venue, where art, culture and gastronomy merge. A meeting point for flamenco lovers and artists.
A welcoming tablao with a large dinning area and a great stage to enjoy the best flamenco show. A traditional atmosphere and excellent acoustics are perfect ingredients to enjoy an unforgettable flamenco evening.
They offer a wide selection of tapas based on the traditional Andalusian cuisine, which is a premium gastronomic experience.
In short, it's all about a very special tablao. Guests can also enjoy a exhibition dedicated to the artistic career of Camarón de la Isla and other great artists, who were relevant in his life.
Practical Information
- Capacity: 185
- Disabled people's access: Yes
Location
Carrer de Roger de Flor, 230
Barcelona
View mapGlossary of flamenco
Colombiana is a flamenco style created by Pepe Marchena in 1931. The rhythm has influenced by Cuban music.
Martinete is a singing flamenco style which is considered as a form of “toná” and was originated in the ironworks and forges.
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.
Jaleo is a popular singing in Andalusia and a flamenco “palo” which was born in Extremadura. Rhythm is ¾, like “fandango”.
