Seville Triana: Flamenco Show & Drink at Baraka Tablao

Summary

Traditional flamenco night in Triana’s heart with live music and dance

You’ll slip into Triana’s real rhythm at Baraka with live flamenco just steps from the Guadalquivir. Feel every stomp and strum up close as local artists fill the room with energy. Includes your first drink — wine or beer — and wheelchair access so everyone’s welcome. You might leave humming or just quietly moved.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I noticed stepping into Baraka was the way the guitar echoed against old brick — not loud, but almost like it belonged there. We’d just crossed the Puente de Triana from central Seville, and suddenly everything felt different: more local chatter, orange streetlights, the faint river smell mixing with cigarette smoke outside. Inside, it was close and warm, and our server handed me a glass of red wine before I could even ask (I guess my face said “tourist”).

Our flamenco show started without warning — no big announcement, just a sharp clap and then that voice. The singer’s face was so serious I almost felt nervous for him. There were four artists: guitar, singer, and two dancers — one man, one woman. The woman’s dress flashed red when she spun; her heels made this hollow sound on the wooden stage that you kind of feel in your chest. At one point our guide leaned over and whispered something about how Triana is where a lot of flamenco legends started out. I tried to say “gracias” after her solo and probably butchered it; she smiled anyway.

I didn’t expect to get goosebumps from a single note but there was this moment when everything went quiet except for the guitarist’s fingers — you could hear people breathing around you. The air smelled like cheap beer and perfume and maybe a little sweat from how packed it was. It felt honest though, not dressed up for tourists (even if we all were). Afterward, people lingered by the bar talking about their favorite dancer or trying to imitate the hand moves — pretty badly in my case.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Attend Flamenco show in Triana

• Go to Baraka Sala Flamenca
• Watch traditional Tablao Flamenco show
• Enjoy drink during performance

Top questions

Where is Baraka Flamenco located in Seville?

Baraka Flamenco is at C/ Pureza 107 in Triana, Seville.

Does the flamenco show include a drink?

Yes, your ticket includes one drink (soft drink, wine or beer).

Are children allowed at Baraka Flamenco?

Children must be accompanied by an adult; kids under 4 are not allowed.

Is Baraka Flamenco wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.

How many artists perform during the show?

The show features four professional artists: guitar, singing, male dance and female dance.

Is public transportation available nearby?

Yes, there are public transportation options close to Baraka Flamenco.

Can I buy extra drinks during the show?

Your ticket includes one drink; additional drinks are available for purchase.

What’s included

Your evening includes entry to Baraka Sala Flamenca in Triana with a traditional flamenco show performed by four local artists plus your choice of wine, beer or soft drink on arrival—extra drinks can be bought at the bar if you want more.