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Today we can say that we are a flamenco tablao with some media coverage, since the flamenco dancing you will see in our tablao is of an “art that can not be endured”. This is what many of our fellow countrymen who visit us tell us.
But how did this journey full of passion and rhythm begin? Let’s go back in time and unravel the humble beginnings that shaped this iconic tablao. In the narrow streets of Andalusia, the tablao was born as an intimate corner where flamenco lovers gathered to express their emotions through dance and music.
The history of flamenco dancing in Seville begins in the heart of Andalusia, where flamenco flowed like a river of overflowing emotions. Thus arose the first tablaos, small refuges where artists could unleash their creativity without restrictions. Imagine those nights full of hand clapping, resounding heels and songs that flowed from the soul. This is how the Tablao Flamenco Andalusí found its roots, in the very essence of flamenco.
The Andalusian Flamenco Tablao has witnessed exceptional stars and artists who have shone with their own light. From flamenco legends to emerging talents, each has left an indelible mark on the tablao’s history. Among these outstanding artists is Noelia Vilches, a dancer born in Burgos. Noelia began her training in Ballet and Spanish Dance at the age of 6, later specializing in Flamenco Dance.
In addition, Noelia Vilches has won several awards, including the First Prize “Federación de Peñas de Málaga,” the First Prize “Jóvenes Talentos de Nerja,” the First Prize “Concurso Nacional de Baile Flamenco de Ronda,” and the Second Prize “Concurso Nacional de Arte Flamenco de Ubrique.” Her talent has shone in renowned festivals such as the Festival de Jerez, the Flamenco Festival of Mont de Marsan, and the Flamenco Festival of Brussels, where she was part of the company of the Jerez master Joaquín Grilo. Noelia Vilches is recognized for her skill and passion in the art of flamenco and currently performs as a dancer in our Andalusian Flamenco Tablao.
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to immerse yourself in the essence of flamenco dance at the Andalusian Flamenco Tablao? Let’s delve into this fascinating world, where the art of dance comes to life with passion and grace, leaving everyone in awe.
At the heart of the Andalusian Flamenco Tablao, flamenco dance is an intense expression of emotions. From the hypnotic movements of the feet to the elegant turns of the hands, each performance is a whirlwind of passion. The connection between the dancer and the music is palpable, creating a unique experience that resonates in the hearts of the audience.
Did you know that the Andalusian Flamenco Tablao is a melting pot of flamenco styles? From the contagious joy of bulerías to the melancholy of soleares, each performance is a unique masterpiece. Dancers dazzle with their skill, merging tradition and innovation in every footwork and arm movement. Imagine the explosion of emotions you would experience on such a night!
More than just a flamenco show venue, the Andalusian Flamenco Tablao has woven invisible threads that connect flamenco with society. Its influence goes beyond the stage, touching the lives of those who experience it.
El cantaor flamenco Juan Murube (Sevilla, 1978) se cría en el barrio de Bellavista. Comienza su recorrido en concursos, tertulias, academias de baile y encuentros musicales y se forma de la mano de Paco Taranto, Miguel Poveda, Rafael de Utrera, Laura Vital y Manuel de Paula. Es un artista versátil que además de flamenco interpreta otros géneros musicales, como la música andalusí, hindú, el son cubano o el jazz. Además ha trabajado como actor y conoce el mundo del teatro. Ha formado parte de diversos grupos y compañías y ha realizado giras por medio mundo junto con artistas de reconocido prestigio. También ha trabajado en algunos de los mejores tablaos de España, siendo Los Gallos su alma mater. Se ha producido en algunos de los mejores festivales flamencos del panorama, como las Bienales de Sevilla y Málaga o los Festivaes de Mont-de-Marsan y Tolouse. Ha participado dos años en el Festival Internacional de danza de Itálica con María Cabeza de Vaca, José Maldonado y Abel Arana. En 2016 publicó su primer trabajo discográfico, titulado Bellavista. Ha impartido clases de cante en Francia, Dinamarca, Canadá, Estados Unidos o Japón. Actualmente participa en tres producciones audiovisuales de España, Italia e Israel y prepara su nuevo trabajo discográfico.
Es un cantaor flamenco nacido en Sevilla en 1984. Durante su trayectoria recorre importantes teatros y centros culturales de Europa, África, Asia y América en países como Francia, Alemania, Polonia, Grecia, Inglaterra, Escocia, Marruecos, Emiratos Árabes, Japón y Estados Unidos, alternando junto a Pedro El Granaíno con la compañía Eterno Camarón, de gira por España en 2015 y 2016.
Ha trabajado como cantaor en recitales y acompañando al baile en tablaos, peñas flamencas, ciclos flamencos, y festivales como: Jueves Flamencos de Cajasol junto a Esperanza Fernández en el espectáculo «Nostalgia», III Festival de Lyon (representando a la Peña Torres Macarena), Circuitos de Peñas Guardia en Sevilla, además de diferentes concursos de baile como el Nacional de Córdoba y La Unión, en los que contribuyó para conseguir pases a semifinales y primeros premios.
En 2022 sale su primer trabajo discográfico «Suspiros del Flamenco» en el que colaboran grandes artistas como Guadiana, Diego del Morao, Jesús Guerrero Torombo y Piraña, entre otros.
Bailaora de Sevilla, influenciada por el baile tradicional y actual, su concepto es sincero, elegante y potente. Sus maestros e influyentes son Rafael Riqueni, Enrique Morente, Camarón, La niña de los peines, Rocío Molina, Farruquito, Carmen Amaya, Matilde Coral, Manuela Vargas, Sorderita, entre otros. Aprendió y recibió cursos de Juan de los reyes, Milagros Menjibar, Pepe Torres, Farruquito, Carmen Ledesma, Rubén Olmos y Rocío Molina, entre otros. Su carrera es corta pero enriquecedora trabajando con muchos genios de esta época que le aportan sabiduría, sus proyectos más recientes se basan en la composición coreográfica de las composiciones musicales de R. Riqueni, así como su primer espectáculo en solitario.
Miguel Rosa es un percusionista sevillano. Se ha formado en diferentes estilos a lo largo de su carrera como en la batería en la Escuela Juan de la Oliva, en percusión cubana en el Instituto Superior de La Habana (ISA), en cajón flamenco con n Paquito González, Kike Terrón, Piraña,Ramón Porrina, Sabu porrina, Paco Vega,Rubén Dantas, Guillermo Mcgilll, entre otros y en baile flamenco acompañando Juana Amaya, José Galván, Carmen Ledezma, Marco de Ana, Miguel El Rubio, Manuela Rios , entre otros.
Pedro Viscomi Martin is a flamenco guitarist from Huelva who now lives in Seville. He has a flamenco heritage thanks to his grandfather, a Flamenco lover and the main owner of “Peña Flamenca”, in Huelva. He took his first guitar classes at the age of 7, his dad was his teacher. At 11 years old, he played his first concert.
Pedro continued increasing his knowledge in music with the famous guitarist Agustín de la Fuente, from Jerez, who made Pedro, at the age of 14 years old, the Second guitar accompanying the dance and singing in different Jazz, Fusion and World-Music groups. During his trajectory he’s traveled to Ireland, Great Britain, Holland, Denmark, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, Canada, Mexico, South Korea, Spain, playing his guitar in lots of concerts among different flamenco groups with famous Flamenco performers.
Pedro Barragán started his studies at the Superior Conservatory of Music El Liceo de Barcelona during the year 1997 with the Master Manuel Granados, where he was trained as a guitarist. Learning under “maestros” like Rafael Riqueni, Miguel Ángel Cortés, Miguel Ochando, Gerardo Nuñez, Manolo Franco, Niño de Pura or Juan Habichuela.
Thanks to a contest that he won in 2004, Pedro Barragá studied for one year at the Cristina Heeren Foundation. Right after that year, he started working there as a Professor.
He played the guitar with some of the first flamenco figures like Carmen Linares, Chano Lobato, Gabriel Moreno, Inés Bacán, Nano de Jerez, Paco Taranto, Fernando de la Morena, Miguel Ochando, Rafael Riqueni o Juan Habichuel. Pedro also played at the Bienal of Sevilla, Málaga and Holland, the Voix de Femmes of París or Berlin ‘s Festival.
In 2008, he won the 1st Prize for his original composition “La Mejor Música Original” at the Choreography Contest of Albéniz Theater (Madrid).
Noelia Vilches, who was born in Burgos, started her training in Ballet and Spanish Dance at 6 years old so she could specialize in Flamenco Dancing later in time.
Winner of multiple awards like First Prize at the “Federación de Peñas de Málaga”, “Jóvenes Talentos de Nerja”, “Concurso Nacional de Baile Flamenco de Ronda”, or Second Prize at the “Concurso Nacional de Arte Flamenco de Ubrique”
It is worth mentioning her participation in different prestigious Festivals like the Festival de Jerez, Festival Flamenco de Mont de Marsan or Festival Flamenco de Bruselas, while she was part of Joaquin Grilo’s Flamenco group.
Fernando Caballo, a Sevillian singer with marcheneros origins. Graduated in Teaching the field of music, studying with Masters like José de La Tomasa, Julián Estrada, Juan José Amador, El Lebrijano, Calixto Sánchez, among others.
He started singing professionally at 11 years old, mastering both as a dancer’s accompaniment and as a solo singer, receiving multiple awards thanks to singing alegrías and cantiñas, soleá and saetas.