Tablao Flamenco 1911

The history of the Tablao Flamenco 1911 dates back to 1911, and to this day it is known as the oldest tablao in the world. A flamenco space that began to bring the greatest artists in the flamenco world to step on its stage at the beginning of the 20th century, led by the legendary Antonio Chacón.

Over the decades, the Tablao Flamenco 1911 stage has been graced by internationally renowned flamenco figures such as Lola Flores, Imperio Argentina, Miguel de Molina, Juanito Valderrama and Dominguín. Their presentations have been enjoyed by both the residents of the capital and visitors from the rest of Spain and the world, making their nights eternal dream evenings. Hollywood figures such as Ava Gardner and Hemingway, and even monarchs such as Alfonso XIII, were received several times in this emblematic performance hall. It was forced to close its doors for reasons of force majeure, but it has always resurfaced to return with more force.

Today, after meticulous restoration and conservation, visitors can again admire its shining facades adorned with tiles created between 1915 and 1920 and protected by the Madrid City Council. Beautiful corners of the country's best-known capitals of Andalusia and Madrid, such as Seville. The architecture and atmosphere of this temple of flamenco have an unmistakably Andalusian touch, reminding viewers of the halls of the Alhambra palaces and the famous Albayzin neighborhood.

Under the artistic direction of Antonio Canales, the Tablao Flamenco 1911 opens a new page in its glorious history to receive the best dancers, singers and artists from the Spanish flamenco world.