Los Tarantos Barcelona Flamenco Show Ticket
Description
Los Tarantos is the oldest and one of the most respected flamenco tablaos in the city of Barcelona. Every night you can enjoy some of the best flamenco dancers and singers in a 40 minutes show. This is a show for all audiences performed by a selection of professionals with long experience in the world of flamenco, such as Alba Carmona, Nacho Blanco, Yolanda Cortés, Iván Alcalá, Iñaki Màrquez, Juan Cortés and David Domínguez. Pure art!
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Barcelona, together with Sevilla and Madrid, is one of the best places to attent a flamenco show. Los Tarantos tablao opened in the Plaça Reial in the autumn of 1963 and it is still offering 3 daily shows of the best flamenco show in the city. At Los Tarantos you will enjoy a full flamenco show with guitar, cajón, singing and dancing. We are opened every day of the year. Each set lasts 40 minutes and it costs only 17€ per person. It is recommended be there at least 20 minutes before the start of the show.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Adult prices apply to all travelers
- Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. It is recommended to arrive 20 minutes in advance to select your seat. There is a chance to see the show standing.
Reviews(337)
This show was definitely the most engaging 45 minutes of my life. The show itself was magnificent and the place felt welcoming. The dancers and musicians showed their love for flamenco in their expressions. I would definitely come back for another show in the future, maybe with my friends.
If you want to experience true, authentic flamenco in Barcelona, Los Tarantos is an absolute must-visit! As the oldest tablao in the city (showcasing incredible artists since 1963), you can genuinely feel the history and passion the second you walk into the venue. The entire performance was amazingly done from start to finish. The raw energy of the Spanish guitar, the soulful depth of the live singin and the sheer intensity of the dancers’ footwork left the whole room completely spellbound. Watching some of the finest emerging flamenco talent in Spain perform with such precision, power, and emotion was unforgettable. With 35-minute shows running three times a night (6:30 pm, 7:30 pm, and 8:30 pm), it’s the perfect length to immerse yourself in the culture without taking up your whole evening. An incredible, vibrant, and deeply moving show—5/5 stars!
The flamenco performance was beautiful and a wonderful experience, but the meeting point information was incorrect and led us around the block instead of directing us to the entrance inside the closed square.
It was a fantastic show, I was truly amazed! The dancers were incredible, worth every penny. It was also great to get 10% off with the promo code TARANTOSFLAME, which I discovered by chance online.
Of course we had to experience Flamenco while in Barcelona. Tarantos offered this with their 40min show. It was a delight to observe how much the ensemble enjoyed working together. The effort all performers put into their craft is impressive. Good job team!
Very disappointed. Musicians do not create a connection with the public. They're in their bubble... exchanging... in and out of the scene... that breaks down the dynamic. 1 dancer 1 dancer 3 musicians No public link - group Very impersonal
Pleasant and quality time. However, too short... No matter where you choose, there is no embarrassment to see the dancers and singers. The drinks are reasonably priced.
Authentic and vibrant, can be clearly recommended
Nice show, I wish it would have been longer, it's only 40 min, but on time and good show, recommended
Discovering flamenco, we came across this theater that proposed this show. I admit I don’t know what I expected. In fact flamenco seems to be a tap style version and I admit not to have hung on this style of show made by 1 man or 1 woman. This in no way detracts from the performance of their interpreter. But if I hadn’t been more surprised by the singer’s skill, I certainly wouldn’t have seen the show through to the end
