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Tablao Las Carboneras

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Tablao Las Carboneras is located in the most traditional Madrid, the "Madrid of the Austrias" (Madrid of Habsburg's reign) in the basement of the Palacio del Conde de Miranda (Palace of the Count of Miranda).

Under the concept of the former cafés cantantes (music cafés), this tablao-restaurant was born. It combines an avant-gardist image and style with contemporary flamenco.

In this renewal process, they launched the Flamenco Dance Competition "Las Carboneras" with the aim of promoting new values of flamenco dance and accommodating the work of young artists.

Tablao Las Carboneras offers a live show with Spanish cuisine of quality. It also offers temporary exhibitions of renowned artists such as Jose Maldonado and Diego Agudo Pinilla.

This tablao-restaurant combines live entertainment with a high quality Spanish cuisine as well as regular exhibitions of renowned artists such as José Maldonado and Diego Agudo Pinilla.

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