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Music and flamenco in Jerez
You hear Jerez before you see it: bulerías in the streets, singing at flamenco clubs, guitars in tabancos and Christmas zambombas.
Music and flamenco in Jerez
The bulería of Santiago and San Miguel
Santiago and San Miguel are the heartlands of Jerez flamenco singing. Wander through at dusk to find peñas, patios and bars where bulerías, the style so closely associated with Jerez, come to life. You'll hear soleá, seguiriya and tangos too.
Zambombas at Christmas
Flamenco-style Christmas carols sung around a fire in courtyards, squares and peñas. Jerez's zambombas are recognized as part of Andalusia's cultural heritage.
Photo: El Pantera, CC BY-SA 4.0Jerez Festival and Teatro Villamarta
Every winter, two weeks of flamenco dancing at the Villamarta and venues in the city. The rest of the year, opera, dance and concerts.
Festival ProgramPhoto: Jerezplataforma, CC BY 3.0Tabancos with singing
Flamenco singing, dance and guitar close enough to touch, perhaps with a glass of fino in hand. Some tabancos host live performances several nights a week.
See tabancosPhoto: Jerezplataforma, CC BY-SA 3.0Centro Andaluz de Flamenco
At Palacio Pemartín on Plaza de San Juan: an archive, library and recordings that tell the story of flamenco singing.
DirectionsPhoto: Jerezplataforma, CC BY 3.0
Voices of Jerez to discover before your visit
Artists born in Jerez. Each name opens a YouTube search.
Jerez radio
Jerez radio stations live, without leaving the site.
Live TV from Jerez
Each channel's official live stream. They open in a new tab.