Flamenco for the stage
The flamenco you usually meet on the Côte d'Azur is tablao flamenco: a succession of pieces, a dancer, a guitarist, an hour that goes by. We do something else. Our shows are written and staged — there is a story, characters, a dramaturgy that holds the room from beginning to end.
That does not mean the tradition is treated lightly. The compás is held, the palos are those of the repertoire, and the dancers we invite come from Spain. But here flamenco serves a purpose: the history of Spain in Sangre y oro, the fate of Spanish women in Bandoleras, confidence and closeness in Íntimo.
Our voice moves from cante jondo to rap without losing the thread, and the bass comes as much from rumba gitana as from reggae. This is not an affectation: it is what keeps an audience that had never heard flamenco in their seats to the end, while a connoisseur finds what they came for.
What we play
- Soleá and soleá por bulería
- Bulería — often the finale, everyone together
- Tangos and tientos
- Alegrías — the joy of Cádiz
- Martinetes — bare cante, without guitar
- Zambra — the eastern roots
- Rumba and sevillanas
- Original compositions by the company
On stage
Vocals, flamenco guitar, cajón and percussion, saxophone and flute, bass and double bass — and, depending on the show, two to four guest dancers and singers.
Five creations, from Nice
Every show is built by the company and premiered in Nice before touring.
- Íntimo2026 Flamenco that speaks softly. Premiere at Théâtre de la Cité on 14 and 15 November 2026, with dancers Paco de Andrea and Andrea Prieto.
- Bandoleras A flamenco fresco: the fate of Spanish women, from the civil war to the Movida. Eight artists on stage.
- Sangre y oro2023 The episodes that shaped Spain, from the eastern roots of flamenco to the fall of Granada, then Seville and the corrida.
- Hispanidad The standards of Hispanic culture flamenco style, from traditional soleás to headlong rumbas.
- Raíz Flamenca An earlier creation, played at Espace Magnan.
The guest artists
The quintet grows for the flamenco creations. The dancers come from Spain; the guest singers bring a second and a third voice.
- Paco de Andrea and Andrea Prieto — dance, Spain
- Sara Moha — dance
- Germán el Conguito — dance
- Natalia de Alicante — vocals
- Denaïse — vocals and percussion
Workshops
Around the shows we offer an introduction to palmas, compás and sevillanas — for schools, associations or a venue's own audience.
Where we have played
- Théâtre de la Cité — Nice
- Espace Magnan — Nice
- Gare du Sud — Nice
- Le Grand Café de France — Nice
- Lounge Beau Rivage — Nice
- Festival Femmes en Scènes — Nice
- Festival Pablo Picasso — Vallauris
- Cannes Film Festival
We are based in Nice and play across the Alpes-Maritimes, the Var and the whole of France — theatres, festivals, music venues and private events.
Bring us to you
Two line-ups: the staged flamenco show, with dance and direction, or the quintet in concert — Latin pop, flamenco and world fusion. Touring files, technical rider and live recordings on request.
