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 by yetistLeave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Falle Gerona 49
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 Dancer at the Casa de la
Memoria by Hopkid
Shows are presented in the beautiful interior courtyard with limited seating. I estimate that there are only 100 or so chairs. As a result, be sure to arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the show time. And it's also highly advisable to purchase your tickets in advance. I would highly recommend seeing a show at this spot.
Casual. Photos are allowed during the last part of the show. Tickets are 12 euros for adults, 5 for children Leave a Comment
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 Los Gallos by LorroLeave a Comment Theme: Live MusicAddress: Plaza Santa Cruz, 11Phone: 954 21 69 81Directions: In the center in Barrio Santa Cruz. Right in the Plaza Santa Cruz..
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 flamenco nights sevilla by miguelonsevilla
In Levies Street there is one called Carbonería where you can see flamenco dances shows have something to drink and have a good time there.
Whatever you want to wear. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and Drinking
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 Free Flamenco Shows at
Carboneria Bar by Krystynn
You can catch flamenco shows for FREE at the Carboneria bar at around 11.00PM, several nights a week. Don't miss this opportunity.
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La Carboneria is a flamenco bar hidden in the Barrio Santa Cruz. It's filled with both locals and tourists and what I love most about it is that you never know what to expect when it comes to entertainment. The flamenco show starts at around 11 and lasts about an hour or so, but after the show is over the locals stick around and jam. Most of the time, the jam sessions involved flamenco, but one night there was someone singing latin jazz standards, and occasionally there was a classical pianist. Another time, a group of teen boys sitting in a hidden corner close to the door started knocking out flamenco beats on a table and singing.
Since I was studying flamenco dance at the time, I would often get the urge to get up and dance when the music was particularly good. And when I did dance, I always had a great time and the locals loved me! I would often get shouts of "baila baila!" and "ole!", which would encourage me even more. I always had a great time at La Carboneria.
The bar can get crowded and stuffy at times, but there is a terrace behind the stage where you can get some fresh air.
You can wear what you want, there is no dress code. Most people just wear casual clothes. Leave a Comment Theme: Live MusicAddress: Calle LeviesDirections: The red door on Calle Levies. You'll probably see some gypsies standing outside chatting.
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 Rio Guadalquivir by Zlur
Any Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingDirections: Opposite Torre Del Oro
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Sevilla is the home of flamenco, the passionate national dance of Spain. Flamenco can be seen all over Spain but it is at its best in Sevilla.
El Patio Sevillano is probably designed for the tourist trade, but the dancing there is glorious none the less! The performance consists of musicians, singers and the extraordinary dancers. The women range in age from young and energetic to the more mature and passionate. Each dance is a spectacle of tapping feet, clicking castenets, and swirling ruffles. It is truly breathtaking to see.
One of the male dancers was so enthusiastic that the sweat pouring down his face flew into the audience at every move!
The theater is located right on the bank of the Guadalquivir River and beside the Plaza de Toros de la Real. There are two shows each night at 7.30 pm and 10:00 pm. Leave a Comment Theme: ConcertAddress: Paseo Cristobal Colon, 11A, C.P. 41001, SevillaPhone: (0034) 954214120Directions: On the bank of the Guadalquivir River beside the Plaza de Toros de la Real.Website: http://www.elpatiosevillano.com/
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 Gardens during the day by Carmela71
It must be very impressive only to see this gardens at night Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 by Carmela71
As andalusian I am not fond of the flamenco shows, but I imgine that as foreigner is something special to do while visiting the city Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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