clases de Flamenco y guitarra en Málaga

Flamenco and Guitar classes in Málaga: Learn the art from within

08/03/2026

There are people who come to see a show and leave with an unexpected feeling:
they do not only want to return… they want to understand and learn what they have seen.

Because Flamenco is not just something to watch.
It is something to live, to learn, something that moves through you from within.

If you are looking for Flamenco and guitar classes in Málaga, you probably do not simply want a cultural activity. You want to feel the compás in your body. To understand how the dance and the guitar enter into dialogue. To discover what happens behind every closing phrase, every silence, every final flourish.

And that is where real learning begins.

Learning Flamenco means understanding its language

Flamenco is not learned by copying steps in front of a mirror.

It is learned by listening. By feeling the internal rhythm. By understanding the structure that supports each movement and every chord.

In our classes we work on technique, of course.
But we also work on intention, presence and musicality.

Because Flamenco is not a closed choreography.
It is a language. And like any language, it requires understanding.

Once you learn to read the compás, you never listen in the same way again.

Two spaces in Málaga, One artistic identity

The Flamenco and guitar classes in Málaga take place in two centres with their own character but the same philosophy.

KELIPÉ – Flamenco Theatre & Art Centre
C/ Muro de Puerta Nueva 10, in the heart of the city centre of Málaga.

A stage space where learning coexists with live performance. Here Flamenco is not theory: it is living practice.

Studio 25
Paseo Cerrado de Calderón 18, Edif. Mercurio, Local 1, Málaga.

A more intimate environment, ideal for technical work and the progressive development of students. A space designed for deepening knowledge and advancing with coherence.

Two venues. One artistic project.

The teachers: Exclusive KELIPÉ artists

One of the great differences of our Flamenco and guitar classes in Málaga is who teaches them.

We are not speaking about teachers disconnected from the stage.
We are speaking about the exclusive artists of KELIPÉ themselves.

🎸 Azukita leads the flamenco guitar classes. His teaching comes directly from real stage experience: accompanying dance, dialoguing with singing, and feeling the pulse that is created live. He transmits not only technique but also musical judgement, listening and structure.

💃 In dance, the classes are taught by Susana La Yedra and La Negri, dancers with their own strong stage identity. Their teaching starts from the real body and the real compás. Every correction has intention. Every movement has meaning within the whole.

Learning with active performers transforms the experience.

Here, Flamenco is not taught as something separate from what happens on stage.
It is the same art, experienced from the student’s perspective.

Formats: group, individual and tailored training

Not everyone learns in the same way.
And not everyone is looking for the same thing.

For that reason we offer several formats within our classes.

Group classes
Shared energy drives learning. The compás is felt collectively and progress grows through community.

Individual lessons
Ideal for deepening technique, working on specific objectives or progressing at a personalised pace.

Tailored training
From complete beginners to more advanced levels. We adapt the learning process to each student’s starting point and goals.

Because learning Flamenco should not be rigid.
It should accompany your own moment.

In-person and online classes from anywhere in the world

Flamenco has deep roots, but it has no borders.

In addition to our in-person classes in Málaga, we offer online Flamenco and guitar lessons for students living outside Málaga or abroad.

Online sessions follow the same technical and artistic approach. We work on compás, structure, coordination and musicality with direct guidance from the teacher.

Many international students begin online and, when they visit Málaga, continue their training in our centres.

Distance does not prevent learning when there is a real method and guidance.

What is taught in the Flamenco and Guitar Classes

For those seeking more concrete information, this is what we work on in our classes:

Flamenco dance

  • Footwork technique 
  • Arm movement and body placement
  • Marking steps and choreographic structure
  • Rhythmic cycle and coordination with the music
  • Expression and stage presence

Flamenco guitar

  • Right- and left-hand technique
  • Strumming techniques, arpeggios 
  • Structure of different flamenco styles 
  • Accompaniment for dance
  • Development of rhythmic sense

We do not teach isolated movements or exercises without context.

We teach how Flamenco works from within.

Are these classes suitable for beginners?

Yes.

Many students begin without any previous experience. The learning process is structured so that anyone can integrate progressively.

If you already have some experience, we work on technical refinement, musicality and interpretation.

The goal is not simply that you dance or play.
It is that you understand what you are doing and why it works.

From spectator to participant

Something changes when you move from watching Flamenco to practising it.

You begin to recognise the compás everywhere.
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You discover nuances that previously passed unnoticed.
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You understand how emotion is constructed through structure.

The classes are not just a weekly activity.

They are a doorway.

And when you cross that doorway, Flamenco stops being something external.
It begins to become part of you.

Information and enrolment

If you are interested in our Flamenco and guitar classes in Málaga, you can request information about schedules, levels and availability:

 +34 665 097 359
 kelipe@kelipe.net

We respond personally in order to guide you according to your profile and objectives.

Learning Flamenco is not about imitation.

It is about discovery.

And perhaps this is the moment to begin.

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