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Casa Matías
Casa Matías

Old tavern with a feeling of flamenco on Arfe street. From Tuesday to Sunday you can witness live performances by flamenco and spontaneous artists, while enjoying a glass of wine and a great show.

Casa Anselma
Casa Anselma

It is one of the most popular live music establishments in Seville. Anselma herself, the owner, is in charge of the business and welcomes customers every night. Access to this place is free, but it is mandatory to pay a minimum spend to attend the show.

Marinaleda
Marinaleda Flamenco Festival

The Marinaleda Flamenco Festival is characterized by its unusual format, only four artists, and by its open support for authentic flamenco without any frills. It is organised by the Town Council.

Auditorio Riberas del Guadaira
Riberas del Guadaíra Theatre-Auditorium

The Riberas del Guadaíra Theatre-Auditorium is a modern, versatile venue suitable for any type of event, from conventional theatre to operas, musicals, dance, symphonic concerts "and anything else".

Utrera. Monumento a Enrique Montoya
Enrique Montoya Monument

This monument in memory of arguably the most celebrated flamenco singer in history stands in the urban centre of Utrera. He elevated the “cante jondo” to the category of art. Utrera is considered one of the cradles of flamenco. The sisters Fernanda and Bernarda are particularly worthy of note. Enrique Montoya performed worldwide and received the National Music Award.

Utrera. Monumento a Fernanda y Bernarda
Monument to Fernanda and Bernarda

At the foot of the Castle stands this unusual bronze monument entitled “Fernanda and Bernarda” made by Pedro Hurtado in 2005. The Jimenez Peña sisters were two great famous flamenco singers from Utrera.

The sculpture stands in the centre of Ximénez Sandoval Square, next to a fountain and surrounded by plants and flowers typical in Andalusia.

Utrera. Monumento a Bambino
Bambino Monument

Miguel Vargas Jimenez, Bambino, died on 5 May 1999. He was one of the most charismatic flamenco artists. With a unique artistic style, he was known as the king of rumbas during a few years. His rumbas dethroned the Pescaílla’s funky Catalan rumba with a more suggestive and flamenco sound, and his “bulerías” outshined the boleros by Machín and Gardel.