Events

Thanks to the flexibility and adaptability of Flamenco Agency’s tailor-made proposals, we have also organised corporate event shows for companies such as Michelin, Goodyear, IVECO, Heineken, Krug Champagne, Hewlett-Packard (HP), BNP Paribas, Harvard University, Cartier, Dior, and even for the Royal House of Spain and members of other European Royal families.

We are also member of the Sevilla Congress and Convention Bureau.

SCCB Sevilla
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Private Flamenco Show

Our private flamenco show is an incredibly lively show with a party-like atmosphere. The performance resembles the typical informal gatherings of family and friends, where people drink, sing, and dance flamenco. The repertoire is full of rumbas, sevillanas, bulerias and alegrías.

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Equestrian Flamenco show

An Equestrian Flamenco Show with a female dancer and a horse dancing together is the most elegant way to surprise and lavish all your guests’ for all kinds of events. The “bailaora” represents the traditional Flamenco, meanwhile the Haute École riders of the Andalusian School show their art with the breed of our Spanish horses…
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Spanish Guitarists

Our guitarists have extensive experience performing in important Spanish theatres as well as at intimate private events. These talented musicians will enhance any sort of event with your favourite classical Spanish songs…
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Flamenco Guitarists

Our Flamenco Guitarists are available for a range of different occasions and are always a fun and authentically Spanish addition! You can book a guitarist to play a concert in a theatre, or to provide enriching background entertainment at a cocktail party…
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Flamenco Piano

Surprise your guests with something they will never expect! Guitarist, dancer and a singer. This is the well-known and well-loved structure of most Flamenco shows, but it is not widely known that Flamenco is played with instruments other than these…
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Flamenco saxophone, Guitar & Contemporary dance

An exciting and fresh new production which consists of three different performers, bringing their work together to create a fusion which is unique and innovative. This is an exhilarating new artistic and musical experiment which breaks down boundaries and creates a whole new genre for audiences worldwide. The three artists in this production include: the saxophonist Gautama del Campo, the guitarist and singer Ezequiel Reina and the Flamenco dancer Gero Domínguez. These performers bring their three diverse talents together to create a thrilling new production that is challenges the status quo of Flamenco music and dance. The synthesis of their three artistic skills creates something that has never before been seen, or even expected.

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Latino Jazz

On the dance floor, or as an accompaniment to dinner, wherever you decide to place them, our new Latin Jazz band will enliven any sort of event! These engaging musicians are sure to delight your guests and create a festive atmosphere…
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4 Women 4

This new Flamenco Ballet is made up of four female dancers plus two main dancers and four musicians. Through careful choreography and wardrobe, “4 Women 4” deals with the labour difficulties experienced by women and the changing family model, providing a historiographic revision of the evolution of women’s rights from the 19th century until today.

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Workshops

If you’d like to learn the art of flamenco in a fun and interactive environment, flamenco workshops are the perfect experience for you! Our skilled dancers take great pleasure in sharing their passion with those eager to learn, and will bring you closer than ever to the historic art form of Flamenco.

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Male dancer

Flamenco is a highly technical dance style requiring years of study and continual practice. Nowadays both male and female forms emphasise the importance of lightning-fast footwork performed with absolute precision…
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Female dancer

While exceptionally fast footwork has become the basis of both male and female Flamenco dance forms, the female dancer may also incorporate props such as mantones (shawls), castanets and abanicos (fans)…
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Royal Symphonic Orchestra of Seville

The Royal Symphonic Orchestra of Seville, supported by the Government of South of Spain and the City Hall of Seville, made its debut in 1991 and has become a reference in Andalusia and Spain, having achieved a prominent position in the national and international symphonic panorama. In

Event Testimonials

“Thank you so much for your amazing performers, direction, being so incredibly together and responsible with great attention to detail and delightful personalities.”

Ms. Meg Whitman

CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (USA)

“Thanks for putting together an incredible performance for us.”

Mr. Panos Sarantopoulos

President and CEO of Krug Champagne (France)

“Many Congratulations for a marvellous concert in Moscow!”

Ms. Elena Demina

Marketing Department for Carrera y Carrera (Spain)

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