Flamenco in Sacromonte

Experiencing the art of flamenco is essential during a trip to Granada. Enjoy a performance showcasing Andalusian culture in a traditional cave in Sacromonte.

Flamenco in Sacromonte: what to expect?

The Los Tarantos caves offer a rich history of the art and culture of Granada. Established in 1972, they are renowned for the flamenco zambra, noted for high-quality shows.

Located in the Sacromonte neighborhood, notable for its beauty and historical significance as the settlement of the first gypsy and Jewish communities, the caves have hosted artists like Vitorino de Pinos, Guzán Albea, Julio Terremoto, La Coneja, Bienvenido Amaya, Antonio El chispita, and Paquito Amaya.

This venue has also launched the careers of many flamenco performers.

Gypsy Zamba at Los Tarantos

The flamenco show at Los Tarantos Caves is a key way to experience this art form, recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 2010.

For an hour, you will witness the authentic gypsy zambra, a flamenco style originating from the gypsies of Granada. The origins of this art are complex due to the cultural blend in Andalusia. The gypsy zambra emerged in Sacromonte, making it an ideal location to enjoy this performance.

The performance features a talented cast of artists, who are significant figures in Granada's flamenco scene. You will also receive a drink of your choice, including wine, beer, soft drinks, or sangria.

Show with Dinner

To enhance your experience, consider booking the dinner option at Los Tarantos Caves.

The dinner includes:

Starters: a salad and a board of Iberian cold meats, including ham, cheese, chorizo, and salamiMain course: a choice between cod or grilled sirloin tips with sauceDessert, bread, and a drink

Children aged 6 to 11 can enjoy a children's menu with nuggets, potatoes, or croquettes. Children aged 3 to 5 will not have dinner included.