From Thursday 5 November through Sunday 8 November, Barcelona’s most focused genre thread is flamenco heard at two scales: the close, singer-led programming at 23 Robadors and the concert-hall frame of Barcelona Guitar Trio & Dance at Palau de la Musica Catalana. The connection is concrete. 23 Robadors classifies both its Magda Mañe and El More bills as flamenco, while the trio’s project places Spanish and flamenco guitar alongside percussion and dance. These dates make a compact route through a local circuit whose settings change while its musical conversation holds together.[1][2][3]

Two consecutive flamenco bills at 23 Robadors

Begin on Thursday at 20:00 with MAGDA MAÑE, joined by Nayara La Negra, Agustin Batista and Albert Pons at 23 Robadors. The four-name bill gives the evening an ensemble shape from the outset, useful for listeners drawn to the interplay among voice, guitar and rhythmic support that a flamenco programme can hold. The venue’s November agenda places this concert in a continuing pattern of flamenco and jazz nights, lending the date a clear place inside its weekly musical life.[1]

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El More keeps the exchange in motion

Return to 23 Robadors on Friday 6 November at 20:00 for EL MORE with Saida Corral, Agustin Cabrera and Tete Castilla. It is an adjacent chapter, scheduled before the venue turns over to the Ken Ychicawa Quartet’s jazz set at 22:00. That sequencing is part of the appeal: one room can carry flamenco’s communal, multi-player focus early in the evening, then open onto another improvising tradition later. For a short weekend route, Magda Mañe and El More offer two distinct lineups in the same concentrated setting.[1]

A Paco de Lucía homage at Palau de la Música Catalana

Friday also brings the expansive counterpoint. Barcelona Guitar Trio & Dance arrives at Palau de la Musica Catalana at 20:00 with a homage to Paco de Lucía. The Palau identifies guitarists Alí Arango, Xavier Coll and Luis Robisco, dancers José Manuel Álvarez and Carolina Morgado, and percussionist Lucas Balbo; its programme includes music associated with Paco de Lucía, Chick Corea, Manuel de Falla and Federico García Lorca. The ensemble’s own presentation makes its central language explicit: Spanish and flamenco guitar meet dance and percussion, offering a staged view of the thread heard in closer quarters at 23 Robadors.[2][3]

Plan the route

Choose Thursday 5 November, 20:00 at 23 Robadors for MAGDA MAÑE; Friday 6 November, 20:00 at 23 Robadors for EL MORE; or Friday 6 November, 20:00 at Palau de la Musica Catalana for Barcelona Guitar Trio & Dance. The Friday concerts run simultaneously, so they work as alternatives within the same flamenco-focused weekend. Recheck the official 23 Robadors and Palau de la Musica Catalana pages for tickets, access information and any changeable schedule details before setting out.[1][2]

These concerts happened on 5–6 November 2026

The next dates at these venues: Palau de la Musica Catalana · 23 Robadors

Sources

  1. Agenda — 23 Robadors — 23 Robadors
  2. Barcelona Guitar Trio & Dance — Palau de la Música Catalana
  3. Barcelona Guitar Trio — Barcelona Guitar Trio