Flamenco · FLAMENCO DANCE CLASSES IN SEVILLE
The small rooms sell out weeks ahead and the good sittings go first. Below: the 13 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
At I Show U Sevilla, you’ll learn flamenco arm, hand, and foot movements in a one-hour beginner class led in English or Spanish. Instructors such as Eva, Matilde, Malena, and Mila add history, humor, and a short routine. Costume pieces are included, with shoes and skirts available to rent.
“We had a lot of fun on the class and learnt a lot. Matilde was a great teacher and super funny”
Join Eva, Matilde, Luisa, Nico, or another local instructor for a one-hour introduction to flamenco in Seville. Learn hand, foot, hip, and rhythm basics, then perform a short routine. A shawl and flowers or a scarf are included, with optional costume pieces available for €5 each.
“This was such fun ! The lovely lady that took the class was so good .5 stars all the way !!!!!!!!!!!”
Learn hand movements, clapping, heel clicks, and a complete beginner choreography in a small Seville class of up to eight people. Teachers including Maria, Kati, and Constanza explain flamenco’s music and origins in English, Spanish, French, or Italian. A courtyard studio adds local character.
“Our dance teacher was friendly, explained everything clearly, very patient, very informative about flamenco, made the lesson fun and entertaining - would highly recommend. Suzanne”
Meet at Plaza Pelícano for a one-hour flamenco class led by instructors including Luna, Elisabeth, or Lucia. You’ll learn tangos rhythm through hand claps, arm and hand movements, footwork, and a short routine. The class welcomes beginners and ends back at the studio.
“The teacher was very good at explaining the dance moves. She went at a pace that was suitable for us.”
Spend one hour learning basic flamenco steps, hand movements, clapping, rhythm, and a short routine with an instructor such as Nico, Kati, Toni, or Costanza. The small class meets in Seville’s Macarena district and can be paired with a live show.
“The lesson did not take place. We arrived at the stated time and place, which appears to be a deserted apartment. Phoning many times. only an answer with no message. To be called on mobile 10 mins after lesson started. with new directions for another location we could not understand.”
Meet Eva near Plaza San Marcos for a one-hour flamenco class made for complete beginners. You’ll learn basic steps, simple rhythms, and part of a Sevillanas choreography in English, with a maximum of 12 people and a return to the same meeting point.
“Eva is a fantastic teacher. I had the privilege of an individual lesson . In just one hour she taught me the main steps of flamenco and above all she gave me energy and passion. Highly recommendedAuto-translated”
In a one-hour Seville class, dancer Luna E. Vílchez guides you through flamenco palms, hand and arm movements, tangos footwork, a call, and a final step. The class is in English or Spanish, costs $41, and welcomes beginners, including wheelchair users.
“Luna is an amazing and supportive teacher. You can immediately feel her passion for the art of flamenco. The studio is in an artistic neighborhood with other musicians and dancers. This enhanced the overall experience, and made it more memorable and authentic.”
In central Seville, an instructor from Estudio Flamenco Sevilla guides your private group through basic hand movements, taps, body motion, and a short flamenco choreography. The class suits beginners, adapts to experienced dancers, and runs in English by an arranged start time.
“Alera was delightful! Our family of 5 (3 boys) did a choreographed flamenco number. Best experience ever!”
Spend one hour learning flamenco clapping and cajón technique with an English-speaking instructor in Seville. Fidel and Kati are named instructors, and the small class suits families and beginners. Food and wine afterward are not included unless specified.
“While the exterior may be a bit disconcerting, once Kati opens the door, you will be glad you took a chance on this drum lesson. Katie is incredibly knowledgeable about the artistry and history of flamenco. She delights in sharing this information. She gave my family and me a wonderful lesson with very detailed and clear instructions. We are all novices and feel that we learned so much. Kati even gave us tips to practice at home. If you are visiting Seville, you will be in this neighborhood to visit the Macarena church and this would be a great way to fill the afternoon.”
Choose dance, singing, or guitar for a 60-minute flamenco class in a traditional theater setting in central Seville. English and Spanish instructors guide beginners through rhythm, palmas, steps, vocal expression, or guitar technique. Dance and singing need no experience; guitar suits players with basic musical knowledge.
“Le cours est bien expliqué par Analīe j’ai passé un super moement👏🏼 merci . Sylvie”
Join Eva, a professional flamenco dancer, in a central Seville studio for a one-hour introduction to palmas, the hand clapping that drives flamenco. You’ll learn rhythm patterns, accent changes, and foot beats, then build a lively rhythmic dialogue with the group. English, French, Spanish, and Dutch are available.
“Eva is a lovely teacher, passionate about flamenco. Her class was a nice introduction to flamenco rythems and handclapping techniques. It was fun and made me curious for learning more about flamenco music. I would recommend to everyone who enjoys music and likes to learn more about flamenco. Thank you Eva!”
Meet near Plaza Virgen de los Reyes for a one-hour private flamenco class in English or Spanish. A professional teacher leads you through clapping, arm movements, posture, and heelwork. The studio may change, so check WhatsApp for the final address.
Join a Seville flamenco school for a lively 90-minute beginner class in Sevillanas or Rumbas. A professional dance teacher covers hand movements, arms, rhythm, clapping, footwork, and a short choreography. You receive a traditional flower or shawl to take home.
“It could have been nice if we had the right address. The address on the ticket was wrong. We called the number indicated, no one answered us. Conclusion we turned back for the other address. Obviously the person was not at the apRead moreAuto-translated”
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