A traditional Andalusian style with dance, identity and a strong sense of shared celebration.
A traditional Andalusian style with dance, identity and a strong sense of shared celebration.
Sevillanas work particularly well when the event wants to introduce a visible cultural identity and a participative atmosphere. They invite people to dance, generate a sense of occasion and help create a warm, traditional setting with strong social value.
Explore groups that perform sevillanas and traditional Andalusian repertoire, compare how they approach the live experience and choose the option that best fits your event if you want tradition, dance and a recognisable festive character.
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Every celebration works better with a different format. Discover options from duo line-ups for intimate settings to fuller bands for weddings, parties and larger events.


A traditional Andalusian style with dance, identity and a strong sense of shared celebration.
We answer the most common questions about pricing, availability, repertoire, band formats and event planning to help you choose the best option with total confidence. sevillanas.
You can book Son de Córdoba by contacting them via email at typicalspanishrumba@gmail.com or by phone at 626 459 067. Provide details such as the date, location, and type of event to check availability and receive a quote.
Son de Córdoba offers flexible band line-ups including trio and quartet formations, allowing them to tailor their performance to the size and nature of your event.
Son de Córdoba’s repertoire includes a fusion of styles such as Flamenco, Flamenco pop, Flamenquito, Gipsy/Gypsy, Reggaeton, Rumba fusion, Sevillanas, Spanish pop, and Urban music. They perform songs by artists like Manuel Carrasco, Alejandro Sanz, Carlos Vives, C. Tangana, and many others, covering a total of 34 songs.
Son de Córdoba performs at a wide variety of events including weddings, birthday parties, corporate dinners, trade shows and conferences, fairs and town festivals, cultural events, local festivals, summer concerts, and private parties. They adapt their performance to suit the occasion.
The displayed name may correspond to an artistic, conceptual, or internal reference name used to clearly identify each musical proposal within our catalogue. In some cases, it may not necessarily match the group’s original or commercial name on social media or external platforms, which also helps us centralize communication and avoid confusion or direct contact outside the booking process.