José Escarpín and his Guinness World Record at Tablao Flamenco 1911
The Guinness World Record of flamenco arrives at the oldest flamenco tablao in the world: Tablao Flamenco 1911.
This week, our flamenco ensemble renews itself to offer you an experience full of nuances and overflowing talent.
If you believe flamenco is the art of the moment, get ready — from November 3rd to 9th, Cardamomo will be on fire. We’ve put together a living, breathing lineup, with artists coming and going so that every night has its own flavor and magic.
Dance will be a whirlwind of movement and emotion. Anchoring it all is the brilliance of José Escarpín, surrounded by a universe of female dancers painting each night with their art: Monday starts with the elegance of Estefanía Narváez and Nerea Carrasco. On Tuesday, the energy renews with Nerea Fernández and the artistry of Carmen Young, who stays until Sunday. Wednesday brings a meeting of greats with Mariano Lozano and Nerea Carrasco, and the weekend peaks with Paula Rodríguez Lázaro, who not only dances but leads the show as artistic director.
If dance is the river, singing is its current. From Monday to Thursday, the main voice will be Saúl Quirós, joined by Cancu. On Thursday, expect a family reunion with Jacob Quirós. And for the weekend, a change of mood — the voices of José del Calli and Rubio de Pruna will shake your soul.
The soundtrack comes from the guitars of Ricardo Vázquez, David Cerreduela, and Parrana, weaving melodies that let everything else shine. And adding a new color, the saxophone and flute of Jesús Montoya will bring freshness to the stage.
The percussion — the heartbeat of it all — will be led by Lucky Losada, joined by Iván Losada on Tuesday and Álvaro Lamela over the weekend.
This isn’t just a program. It’s a living map of emotions, changing every day. Come feel it — every night is unique.
Reserve your magical night with us
