This summer, from 20 to 24 July, Flamenco Nómada and Antonio Perujo bring you a week of flamenco featuring top-quality artists in an atmosphere that is both demanding and welcoming.

Antonio Perujo will open the workshops with several days of dance exploring different styles. The week will continue with the bailaora Macarena Mulero, arriving straight from Spain to share her energy and presence during the workshops.

The classes will allow you to explore several flamenco universes across different levels, and the final class will be accompanied live by the singer and guitarist Antonio Heredia, a true moment of connection with the music.

And for a spectacular finale, a dawn performance on 24 July at the Bains des Pâquis: a moment suspended between night and day, with Macarena Mulero and Antonio Perujo dancing, accompanied by Antonio Heredia on vocals, Miguel Calatayud on guitar, and Juan Manuel Cortés on percussion.

A week to dance, listen, share… and experience flamenco to the full.

UN ÉTÉ FLAMENCO 2026 | ANTONIO PERUJO

FLAMENCO DANCE WORKSHOP

Antonio Perujo

20, 21 & 22 JULY

18:15 – 19:30 : BEGINNER / INTERMEDIATE | Tangos

19:30 – 20:45 : INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED | Guajira avec éventail

3 days – 3h45

BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE & INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED RATE : 110.-

AL-ANDALUS MEMBER : 110.- 100.-

FLAMENCO DANCE WORKSHOP

Macarena Mulero & Antonio Heredia

23 & 24 JULY

18:00 – 19:15 : BEGINNER / INTERMEDIATE | TECHNIQUE

19:15 – 20:30 : INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED | SOLEÁ

2 DAYS – 2H30

TECHNIQUE RATE : 100.-
AL-ANDALUS & ADEM MEMBER : 100.- 90.-

SOLEÁ CHOREOGRAPHY RATE : 120.-
AL-ANDALUS & ADEM MEMBER : 120.- 110.-

Spectacle Flamenco à l’Aube

Les Aubes Musicales

FRIDAY 24 JULY | 06:00 | 06H00

FREE

  • Flamenco Nómada - Artistas - Miguel Calatayud
    Miguel Calatayud, a flamenco guitarist born in Ciudad Real, he discovered flamenco at the age of 20. His nomadic journey led him to create flamenco-inspired musical projects in various countries, including Greece, England, Morocco, Mexico, and Switzerland. He studied modern jazz at EJMA in Lausanne, Switzerland, before solidifying his career in Seville, where he received two scholarships to train at the prestigious Cristina Heeren Foundation with masters like Paco Cortés and Niño de Pura.