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Málaga and Cádiz Provinces : Cádiz Flamenco

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Cádiz Flamenco

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  • The flamenco clubs burst with life in Cádiz. Good bets include Peña La Perla and Peña Enrique el Mellizo.

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Peña La Perla: C/Carlos Ollero Peña Enrique el Mellizo: Punta San Felipe
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Finola

I walked by La Perla de Cadiz one Sunday recently and was drawn in to have a look at what was happening when I saw everyone in their flamenco outfits. The scene was bustling inside with lots of children and their Mothers dressed to impress. It has the feeling of a community hall and on that Sunday all the tables & chairs were filled to capacity with families waiting on flamenco dancing to start. The children looked so cute!

about a year ago

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