Did you know that Seville is the birthplace of the flamenco dance? That's why the biggest and the brightest flamenco event worldwide takes place in this city. During the festival, you will see the best dancing, hear songs, and listen to guitarists from all over Spain. Also, in different theatres and auditoriums, you can become a part of workshops, courses, conferences, and meetings.
This legendary Bienal de Flamenco takes place in September every two years so you'll have plenty of time to enjoy passionate flamenco dancing. The amazing shows are held at the Maestranza, Central, Lope de Vega and Alameda theatres, as well as at the stage of the Hotel Triana. Thousands of attendees can witness a world-class display of the art of flamenco.
Bienal Program
La Bienal de Flamenco includes competition with a range of shows and performances, the combination of song and dance. The selection is done by the festival's artistic committee, which includes five key figures from the flamenco world, and an advisory committee made up of ten experts. The Biennial lasts usually for one month, while "Septiembre es flamenco" goes on for two weeks.
It is expected that this year's edition will offer the best of today's exponents, legendary masters, new talents, and a city that will become the rhythmic stage during the festival.
2024 Lineup
The La Bienal de Flamenco will host spectacular performances by such great performancers, like Leonor Leal, Miguel Poveda, Vanolo Franco, Pedro El Granaino, Manuel Liñán, Aurora Vargas, Florence Oz, Maria Moreno, Rafael De Utrera, Pedto Siera, Dorantes, and many others no less great artists.
Events Hours
The Bienal Program takes place on Monday through Friday from 10 am to 2 pm and from 5 pm to 8 pm (closed on weekends and holidays).
Tickets
Tickets prices depend on the location and seats chosen: Maestranza Theater tickets range from €30 to €50, Central Theater tickets are €30, and Turina Space tickets cost from €25 (General) to €15 (Paradise). Alameda Theater and Cartuja Monastery tickets are €25, Church of San Luis, Shrimp Pier, Real Alcazar—€30, and admission to Caixaforum is free.
La Bienal de Flamenco History
The first Flamenco Biennial was held in 1980. And since 2015 there has been "Septiembre es flamenco" festival occurring in odd-numbered years. In previous years the lineup included such flamenco stars as Antonio El Pipa, Eva Yerbabuena, Tomatito, María Pagés Compañía, Jesús Méndez, Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía, María Terremoto, Farruquito, Antonio Canales, Rafael de Utrera and many more.
