by adminThe White Night of Flamenco (Noche Blanca del Flamenco) is one of the most important events of the year in Córdoba, when the city becomes a huge open-air stage for flamenco at its finest. The celebration brings together great artists at iconic venues around the city, and one of the most special is undoubtedly the Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs.
What is the White Night of Flamenco?
It is a festival that turns the streets of Córdoba into a stage where traditional and contemporary flamenco come together. All night long, thousands of people enjoy performances in squares, streets and historic monuments such as the Alcázar of Córdoba, a magical setting that enhances the beauty of this art.
Origins and evolution of the event
Since its first edition, the White Night of Flamenco has grown into an international benchmark. Its programme includes singing, dance and guitar, with well-known artists taking part.
The Alcázar as a flamenco stage
The Gardens of the Alcázar have become one of the festival’s most eagerly awaited venues. Every year they host innovative artists who bring a fresh take on flamenco.
Who performed at the Alcázar in 2024?
In the 2024 edition, the Alcázar welcomed Derby Motoreta’s Burrito Kachimba, a band from Seville that blends psychedelic rock and flamenco in a unique style they call “kinkidelia”. Their concert, scheduled for 5:00 am, started slightly late at 6:15, so the audience enjoyed their energetic show until sunrise.
Why was their performance special?
The setting of the Alcázar gardens, combined with the band’s innovative sound, made their concert one of the most memorable of the night.
What the audience said
Those who attended highlighted the fusion of genres and the unique atmosphere at the Alcázar of Córdoba, making it one of the standout performances of the event.
Who performed at the Alcázar in 2025?
For the edition held on 21 June 2025, the Alcázar hosted Califato ¾, a group that mixes flamenco, electronic music and contemporary Andalusian sounds, offering an innovative and unique show.
What to expect from their show
Califato ¾ is known for a fusion that combines the essence of flamenco with modern rhythms, creating a vibrant, one-of-a-kind performance.
Times and access
The Califato ¾ performance was scheduled for 5:00 am in the Alcázar gardens, with free entry until full capacity was reached. Check the official programme for each new edition.
FAQ about the White Night of Flamenco at the Alcázar
Do I need a ticket to attend the concerts?
No, entry is free at all White Night of Flamenco venues, including the Alcázar of Córdoba, until capacity is reached.
What time do the performances start and finish?
Performances start in the evening and continue into the early hours. At the Alcázar of Córdoba, the main concert is usually around 5:00 am.
Can I bring food or drink?
Food and drink are not allowed inside the venue, but there are places nearby where you can eat and drink.
