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Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 13:30 and from 17:00 to 19:00 and Saturday: 10:00 to 13:30hIn 2020, our store close for holidays the following days: January 1st and 6th; April 9th and 10th ; May 1st, 2nd and 15th; August 15th; October 12th; November 2nd and 9th; December 7, 8th and 25th.
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- All Flamenco
- Bracelets
- Braces and Belts
- Breeches and Tassels
- Brooches
- Bull-fight and Spanish Flag Handbags
- Bullfighter Outfits
- Campero Boots Valverde del Camino
- Costumes and Accessories
- Customized Products
- Fabrics per Metre
- Flamenca Blouses
- Flamenco Costumes for kids
- Flamenco dance Tops and Bodies
- Flamenco Dolls
- Flamenco Face Masks
- Flamenco Guitars
- Flamenco percussion boxes and canes
- Flamenco Pictures
- Flamenco Shirts
- Hats
- Jewellery
- Joaquín Cortés
- Manila Shawls
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- Short Boots
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- Wedding music
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- Design Earrings
- Floppy Hat
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- Party clutches, Guest clutches, Mini Bag
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- Top Hat for Women
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- Flamenco Step by Step: Adrián Galia
- Manuel Salado: Flamenco Dance, Flamenco Guitar and Tap
- Oscar Herrero
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- Calle Campomanes, 4, 28013, Madrid
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Our Customer Service opening hours are:
Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 13:30 and from 17:00 to 19:00 and Saturday: 10:00 to 13:30hIn 2020, our store close for holidays the following days: January 1st and 6th; April 9th and 10th ; May 1st, 2nd and 15th; August 15th; October 12th; November 2nd and 9th; December 7, 8th and 25th.

Ketama
Ketama
Ketama was formed in 1985, taking the name from a Moroccan town famous for growing some of the best "grass." The band was initially formed by Juan Carmona, José Soto and Ray Heredia, all members of some of the finest Gypsy flamenco performersthe Habichuelas from Granada, the Sorderas from Jerez and the Heredias from Madrid.
In the early days, Ketama rehearsed in a chicken yard, preparing themselves for their nightly performances at the famous flamenco club in Granada. This allowed the group members to meet flamenco legends like Paco de Lucía, Enrique Morente and Camarón de la Isla
Ray Heredia left the group first. Antonio and José Miguel Carmona, Juan’s cousins, replaced him. Some time later, José Soto also left to pursue a solo career. The Carmonas then went to develop one of the most brilliant careers in Nuevo Flamenco.
Initially, Ketama kept to its Flamenco roots unlike most of the other young Gypsy groups. Later, the band started to combine roots flamenco with diverse influences such as Salsa, Reggae, Pop, Funk and Jazz. They went on to play with some of the world's greats: Celia Cruz, Paquito D'Rivera, Arturo Sandoval, Michel Camilo to mention a few.