Granada is one of the main flamenco capitals of Andalusia. In fact, it has its own route, a different way of touring one of the most beautiful cities in the country. The gypsy neighborhood of Sacromonte is the epicenter of what experts call the jondura and the duende and the origin of zambra, a flamenco singing and dancing party that goes back to the 16th century, specifically, to the nuptial rituals of the Moors of the city, The image of Sacromonte is perhaps the most genuine of flamenco: caves full of people admiring the art of dance, especially the zambra, which is the generic name with which they are called so much to the shows that gypsies perform in the Sacromontin caverns like to the rooms where they are celebrated. In the Albaicín there are flamenco peñas, like the dean of our country, La Platería. In them you can enjoy assiduously flamenco recitals. In the Albaicín, in addition, many recognized artists meet in taverns, like for example the one of Jaime the Parrón. The Albaicín Flamenco Festival is also held in this neighborhood.
