Legends, acclaimed artists and new generations of Spanish flamenco come together on one stage.
Not a show designed to reproduce flamenco for tourists, but a gathering of artists admired by flamenco audiences across Spain.
Names respected and admired across Spain's flamenco scene.
Legendary families and new voices sharing a single stage.
An exceptional, unrepeatable show — this doesn't happen twice.
Flamenco is passed down from generation to generation. At HONDO, legendary artists share the stage with new voices — including members of the same flamenco families.
Different ages.
Different ways of understanding flamenco.
The same roots.
HONDO takes place inside Madrid's historic former Estación del Norte, transformed into a spectacular theatre in the heart of the city.
It's the kind of flamenco show Spaniards themselves truly love.
HONDO brings together artists admired and respected across Spain for two hours of live flamenco, unexpected encounters and improvisation.
You know who will be on stage.
What you don't know is exactly what will happen when they all come together.
Acclaimed artists, flamenco legends and new generations come together for a night that brings six generations of Spanish flamenco into the same room.
One of Spain's most iconic flamenco voices. She represented Spain at Eurovision and has spent over four decades captivating audiences with her raw, unmistakable cante.
Guitarist born into a family of flamenco artists, nephew of the legendary cantaor El Pele. A leading name in the renewal of contemporary flamenco.
Singer from a celebrated flamenco lineage, brother of Lin Cortés and nephew of El Pele. One of today's most influential young voices in flamenco.
Daughter of flamenco master Enrique Morente. She carries her family's deep-rooted legacy forward while forging her own path between flamenco, pop and rock.
Son of the legendary Enrique Morente, and one of his generation's great heirs to the deep, traditional cante his father helped define.
An artist from a respected flamenco family, part of the new generation carrying the tradition forward with its own distinctive voice.
Part of the Amaya family, one of Spanish flamenco's great gitano dynasties, representing the new generation of artists carrying the art form forward.
Born into a flamenco family in Jerez de la Frontera, an explosive dancer and singer who has shared stages with the likes of Chick Corea and Wynton Marsalis.
Part of Madrid's new generation of flamenco artists, bringing fresh energy to the stage while staying rooted in tradition.
A rising name from a flamenco family, representing the new generation of Spanish artists carrying the art form forward.
Part of the new generation of Spanish flamenco, bringing its own distinctive voice to a tradition passed down through families.
An artist from a flamenco family, part of the new generation carrying the tradition forward on Madrid's stages.
A distinctive voice of Madrid's flamenco scene, part of the new generation redefining what the art form can sound like.
Part of the new generation of Spanish flamenco artists, carrying the tradition forward with his own distinctive style.
An artist from a flamenco family, representing the new generation that keeps the tradition alive on Madrid's biggest stages.
Part of the new generation of Spanish flamenco, bringing fresh energy to the stage while honoring where it comes from.
Choose how you want to experience HONDO.
€160 / 4 tickets
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Standing-room access to the venue's ground floor (no assigned seat).
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Separate access to the first floor with excellent visibility over the stage.