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29/05/2024

Very interesting Flamenco. Good to see new audiences being drawn to this art.

Flamenco Festival 2024 - Sadler's Wells

26/05/2024

No other show combines such architectural and cultural history within Flamallorca’s immersive style. Tripadvisor number one show Mallorca, browse reviews from our wonderful guests.

25/05/2024

Flamenco’s mysterious origin can be traced back to Andalusia, in the South of Spain and dates back to nearly five hundred years! Even though it is part of the Spanish culture, it was largely influenced by the Latin America, Cuba, Jews, Romans and the Moors. The arrival of the nomadic gypsies in the 15th century marks the introduction of new rhythms and musical instruments.

Due to Flamenco’s origin, it is a diverse dance that mixes different cultural influences such as Islamic, Andalucian, gypsy, Sephardic and Arabic. It’s singing and music can be traced back to the Punjabi singing of India, Persian Zyriab, classical Andalusian orchestra from the Islamic Empire, Jewish Synagogue chants, Arabic Zayal, Andalusican folk, Mozarabic forms, western African influences from New World Caribbean, Central and South Amercian colonies.

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shows every Thursday Can Vivot Palace, Palma Old Town

24/05/2024

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Beautiful but not the same.
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23/05/2024

Can Vivot Palace, is Flamallorca's exciting venue located in the old town of Palma de Mallorca.

The interior of the Can Vivot Palace is divided into two distinct sections - one dating back to the 16th century, and another corresponding to a renovation carried out in the year 1700. This allows visitors to observe the evolution of architectural and design styles within the palace over time.

By touring the Can Vivot Palace, visitors can gain unique insight into how traditional Mallorcan manor houses were decorated in the past. This is a rare opportunity, as many of these historic residences have since been dismantled.

The palace's meticulously preserved interiors, combined with its rich 400-year history, make the Can Vivot Palace a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Mallorca's architectural and cultural heritage. It serves as an immersive window into the island's past, allowing modern-day visitors to step back in time.

Two shows every Thurdsay
19:30-20:30 - VIP tour of the Palace with a Flamenco twist
21:00-22:30 - Flamenco Fiesta in the Palace's Gothic courtyards
tickets: www.flamallorca.com

22/05/2024

Flamallorca travelled to Granada, Andalucía to make a documentary film tracing the routes of Flamenco culture. A trip remembered with laughter and tears.

20/05/2024

Flamenco, which UNESCO recently recognised as part of the World’s Intangible Cultural Heritage, is a complex art form incorporating poetry, singing (cante), guitar playing (toque), dance (baile), polyrhythmic hand-clapping (palmas), and finger snapping (pitos). It often features the call and response known as jaleo, a form of “hell raising,” involving hand clapping, foot stomping, and audiences’ encouraging shouts.

Two shows every Thursday Palacio Can Vivot. www.flamallorca.com

19/05/2024

Shows every Thursday in Palma Old Town’s Palace Can Vivot.
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18/05/2024

Palma old town’s Palacio Can Vivot boasts a spectacular baroque courtyard, with a beautifully paved floor and an imperial staircase featuring two entrances on the upper floor landing. It has been declared a national historical-artistic monument and cultural asset.

Two Flamenco shows every Thursday from June 6th.
19:30-20:30. Private guided tour of the palace with a Flamenco twist
21:00-22:30. Flamenco fiesta in the palace grounds.

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15/05/2024

Tripadvisor's number one show "Flamallorca" returns to Palma's old town with two unique events every Thursday from June 6th

Upon arrival at the 15th Century, Can Vivot Palace in Mallorca's old town, visitors are struck by the majesty and historical significance of this Mallorquin architectural gem.

From 7:30-8:30 PM, a very exclusive guided tour takes guests through the opulent rooms and hallways, immersing them in the grandeur of Mallorquin architecture and the palace's rich history. This tour has a maximum of 12 guests and a minimum of 6. Along the tour route, unexpected Flamenco surprises await, with professional dancers providing a unique fusion of Mallorquin culture and the expressive art form.

From 8:30-10:30 PM, experience a captivating flamenco show in the magnificent Gothic courtyard of the Can Vivot Palace. The dim lighting and strategically placed seating create a magical and evocative ambiance as vibrant chords from a Spanish guitar fill the air. The dancers move with grace and skill, their heels striking the floor in a frenetic rhythm and their expressive movements conveying a full range of emotions. Throughout the show, immersive flamenco surprises take place, elevating the experience to a whole new level and fostering a sense of community and camaraderie between the artists and spectators.

Indulge in refreshing beverages while enjoying the harmonious convergence of art, history, and tradition in one unforgettable evening at the Palacio Can Vivot.