Flamenco music

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James R B

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• Jan 30, 2016

• #1

Hi everyone!I'm treating myself to a hotel in Pamplona July 2016.I'll be near the Plaza del Castillo and I was wondering if anyone would know if there is a good place to go listen to some Flamenco guitarists?

 

peregrina2000

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• Jan 30, 2016

• #2

I know someone who has scheduled walks on the camino to coincide with Pamplona's annual flamenco festival. Maybe it's not too late for you! http://www.flamencoonfire.org/en/

Welcom to the forum, James! Buen camino, Laurie

 

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James R B

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• Jan 30, 2016

• #3

peregrina2000 said:

I know someone who has scheduled walks on the camino to coincide with Pamplona's annual flamenco festival. Maybe it's not too late for you! http://www.flamencoonfire.org/en/

Welcom to the forum, James! Buen camino, Laurie

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Thank you for the info!It's going to be a little bit later but,I'll make a note of it for next year if I can make the trip again.I'll need 3 days for a festival.

 

EL Guapo

EL Guapo

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(1983 - 1985-1990-1995-1999-2003-2008-2012-2013-2014-2015-2016-2017) CF, etc.

• Jan 31, 2016

• #4

James, if you like Spanish guitar as I do,you may want to visit Jose Rameriz guitar shop in Madrid. It is just off of the plaza del sol downtown . I always stop in if I have the time while passing through. They have some of the best classical and flamingo guitars in the world. they are a bit spendy, but well worth the investment. Very nice people and wonderful craftsmanship . The sound and tone are fenominal. Pamplona is my kind of town. San fermin can be a bit overwhelming, but fun and interesting.
Buen Camino

 

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Castilian

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• Jan 31, 2016

• #5

http://casasabicas.d472.dinaserver.com and, probably, you won't find (many) more places because flamenco isn't typical from Pamplona.

 

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James R B

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• Jan 31, 2016

• #6

Castilian said:

http://casasabicas.d472.dinaserver.com and, probably, you won't find (many) more places because flamenco isn't typical from Pamplona.

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That's exactly what I'm looking for!Thank you so much Castilian for the info.Yours and everyone's help is invaluable.