Tablao Flamenco Cordobés i El Duende
Discover the Tablao Flamenco Cordobes and El Duende
We invite you to live a unique experience in our two emblematic flamenco venues in Barcelona: El Duende and Tablao Flamenco Cordobés. Located on La Rambla, both offer a journey to the heart of authentic flamenco.
Flamenco tablao from Cordoba
With over 54 years of history, Tablao Flamenco Cordobés is a world reference in the world of flamenco. Since 1970, it has been a meeting point for flamenco legends, offering unforgettable shows in a traditional and passionate atmosphere. Our main hall is a living tribute to Spain's rich flamenco heritage.
Come and discover the magic of our two venues, where the history and present of flamenco come together to offer you an unforgettable experience. Reserve your place and let yourself be carried away by the art and emotion of flamenco in the heart of Barcelona.
The Goblin
Opening in 2024, El Duende is our most intimate and welcoming space. Designed to recreate the atmosphere of the old tablaos of the mid-20th century, here you can enjoy vibrant performances that combine the tradition and innovation of flamenco. Every night, established artists and young talents will make you feel the true essence of "El Duende", that indescribable spirit that defines flamenco.
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