Baraka Sala Flamenca

If you want spanish flamenco show, avoid this one. Performancers are all arabic(?), But for sure not spanish. Bar workers are rude and this place is far away from good atmosphere. You will sit there like you shouldn't even breath and "be amazed" of performancers. You can not take videos (i do understand, because flamenco dancers face looks so awkward/face expressions, that i didn't even wanna see her face. Same with man dancers, he looked like scared owl). But when they told its okay to take pictures, she and he were smiling like another persons.. and we werent even finnished our drinks, when dancers/musicians left with they suitcases and another workers were cleaning whole place. I had half glass of red vine, so i dont think it would take much time to innish it.. and have seen flamenco in spain few times before (also in sevilla), so, i belive, know what im talking about..

Very talented flamenco artists. It might be a show designed more for tourists, but it was very nice to see the artists perform.

Very authentic and great experience. Artists really passioned about their representation, friendly staff and delicious sangria. would definitely recommend the place, the flamenco show and the atmosphere.

Our first experience of Flamenco & it was fantastic. A very professional performance with all the passion that this art deserves. Nice setting which is up close & personal to the dancers. There is a well stocked bar with fast friendly service, our first drink of either beer, wine, sangria or a soft drink was included in the ticket price. The host was very welcoming, spoke fluent English & explained the performance in detail. We had a great time & would go again next time we visit Seville.

A no-nonsense pure flamenco performance in the heart of Triana - touted to be home of many flamenco dancers. Booked & paid 25€ per head online via GetYourGuide. When we arrived, we are given a ticket to get a drink either before the show starts or during 5min break. Before the start of show, a briefing of instructions were given on :- 1. no photography or videos during the show, only when promoted at the end. 2. do not try to clap along as we disrupt the rythme that the performers have formed Personally I like this as first timers we could really enjoy the show & respect the performers. Passionate professional dancers and great guitarist. Good first flamenco experience.

The experience was incredible, the music and the dancers. In a small tavern is the best way to experience Flamenco, very personal.