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  Flamenco and Tapas Show in Seville

  Flamenco is not only a myth in Spain, but also an intense and visually stunning art that combines singing and dancing. It is the purest expression of Andalusian folklore.

  It is also considered an intangible cultural heritage of humanity and has many followers around the world.

  After visiting the mythical Triana neighborhood on foot accompanied by a professional guide, you will go to different typical bars of the neighborhood and enjoy a minimum of three drinks and four tapas.

  After enjoying your meal, you will be treated to an incredible flamenco show. You will be enchanted by the great emotion of this folklore. The image of those long, flamboyant dresses and the lively music will accompany you throughout the day.

  Triana

  Our main objective is to immerse our travelers in the Sevillian culture. For this, our agency does everything possible to bring you closer to the most authentic side of the city, which is none other than the Triana neighborhood.

  The Triana neighborhood is known as the old gypsy neighborhood of Seville. It is considered the birthplace of the elegant art of flamenco.

  This typical neighborhood is located on the right bank of the Guadalquivir River, in front of the old town. You will be totally disoriented. You will find yourself in another world, in a city within the city.

  Do you like the idea of this route? Then don't wait a second longer and book your special experience on our website.

  Thanks to this high quality tapas tour, you are sure to leave with a memorable souvenir in addition to having seen a flamenco show in the Triana neighborhood.

  And our guides, gastronomy experts, passionate and eager to pass on their knowledge, will be happy to answer all your questions and share some juicy anecdotes.

• Included

  • Walking tour through the Triana neighborhood of Seville.
  • Accompanied by a professional guide.
  • 4 tapas and 3 drinks to be taken in different typical bars of the area.
  • Flamenco show after the tapas tour.

• Not included

  • More tapas or more drinks (additional cost).
  • It is not a private tour.
  • Accompaniment on the way back (at the end of the flamenco show).

• Cancellation policy

  • High cancellation policy.
  • Cancellations made less than 24 hours or 48 hours prior to the start of the activity will not be refunded.

• What tips do you need to know before your visit?

  • If you have any food allergies or intolerances please let us know so we can arrange substitutes.
  • Our tour starts at the appointed time, and it is not possible to wait in case you arrive later. If you think you are running late, please contact us directly.
  • Read the cancellation policy for this tour.

• Rules & Restrictions

  • Late arrivals will not be reimbursed . If the group is complete, the visit will begin waiting for a time acceptable to those who are delayed (about 5 / 7mn).

• FAQS : Tapas & Flamenco Tours

  The answers to the most frequently asked questions.

  What type of food and drink should be eaten during the tapas tour?

  The tapas tour is a popular activity in Spain. It is a tour in which you visit several small restaurants and eat their food. For those unfamiliar with Spanish cuisine, it can be difficult to know what to eat during the tour. In Spain, tapas are usually eaten with wine or other alcoholic beverages, so many people think that they should not be eaten during a tapas tour. However, there are some exceptions to this rule, such as if you are going on a vegetarian tapas tour or if you have specific dietary requirements, such as vegan or gluten-free food.

  What are tapas tours?

  Tapas tours are a type of gastronomic tour that is becoming popular in cities around the world. Usually offered by restaurants or other businesses that are in high demand by tourists, tapas tours offer visitors an immersive experience of the city and its cultural diversity, with a focus on food and drink. Tours usually last between two and four hours.
  Tours can be done in groups or individually, but most of them are done during the day so that people can see more things when they are awake and not tired from lack of sleep.

  How would you describe a flamenco show?

  A flamenco show is a type of dance-drama that originated in the southern Spanish region of Andalusia. He is celebrated for his intricate and passionate expression of human emotion. The show begins with a march or prelude, followed by the entrance of the dancers in pairs, and then gradually increasing to groups of four, eight, sixteen and finally to a full company. Dancers often perform highly acrobatic steps that are often difficult to perform without music.

  What are the elements of a flamenco show?

  Flamenco is a Spanish dance and music that originated in Andalusia. She has a distinctive rhythm, sensual body movements and a unique style of dress. Flamenco is expressive and emotional, which is why it is often used in advertising campaigns.

  The elements of a flamenco show are the following:
  • The singer
  • Guitarist
  • Dancers

  What are the origins of flamenco dance?

  Flamenco is a type of Spanish dance with origins in the 16th century. Initially popularized in the 18th century by Spanish gypsies, it is now a traditional dance form in Spain and many other countries. The origins of flamenco are unclear, but it has been speculated that its roots go back to Moorish dances brought to Spain by soldiers from North Africa during the reconquest. The word "flamenco" comes from the Latin "flammis", which means "flame". Flamenco dancing is characterized by rapid hand movements, expressive head gestures and a passionate posture. Dancers use their feet to stamp their rhythm on the floor or on an object such as a chair or table.

  Who are some of the most famous flamenco artists?

  Flamenco is a type of Spanish dance characterized by rapid fire, complex footwork and intricate hand and body movements. The dance originated in the southern region of Spain. It has existed for centuries and became popular among the Spanish army during the 18th century. The most famous flamenco artists are Antonio Banderas, Camarón de la Isla, José Greco, Paco de Lucía, Miguel Poveda and Niño Ricardo.

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