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Spain is one of the destinations of Paul Claffey’s popular Music and Fun in the Sun tours. The luxurious Barrosa Hotel Complex near Cadiz has been the destination of Paul Claffey’s Music and Fun in Spain for over two decades. Join Paul along with Ireland’s biggest stars for a holiday of a lifetime!

Mike Denver & Friends on the first week and Michael English & Friends on the second week will be headlining Paul Claffey Tours in Spain in 2025, two fantastic weeks of top entertainment, dancing, laughter, sunshine and plenty of fun.

A line up of Ireland’s best country music stars will travel to Spain with Paul Claffey and hit the stage each evening so you can dance the night away. Brendan Shine, Dominic Kirwan, John MacNicholl, Gerry Guthrie, David James, GINA, Effie Neill, Kathy Durkan, Alex Roe, The Conquerors, Sandra Dolan, Matt Leavy and John Molloy are some of the artists on tour.

The Barrosa Hotel Complex is a holiday paradise with exceptional facilities, delicious food and friendly staff that has welcomed Paul Claffey’s Music and Fun tours for over 20 years.

Golf enthusiasts can improve their swings at the prestigious Seve Ballesteros golf course, within walking distance of the hotel; while those looking to explore further can take a day trip to Gibraltar, Seville or explore Cadiz Old Town.

As the sun goes down, it is time to put your dancing shoes on and dance the night away to the tunes of the amazing artists on tour. Don’t worry if you need to practice your moves, as there will be dance classes throughout the week. After an evening of music, it is off to the ‘Late Late Jiggy Jiggy Bar’ for more!

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Since 1995 Ole Spain Tours started working with educational and performance groups in Spain.

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We organize every annual season between 70 to 100 concerts plus some music festivals for choral and instrumental ensembles all over Spain and Portugal.

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Our tailor-made performance tours for bands, choirs and orchestras take you through the most beautiful and incredible places in Spain . You will play in unique places in front of local audiences. We take care of everything. Centrally located hotels, transfers, meals, instrument rental, tourist visits, local guides. Everything you need we will prepare it for you to have the journey of your life.

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Beautiful venues for your concerts We chose very carefully all the places where the concerts take place. They are emblematic buildings with a special charm. We take care of promoting the concerts and attracting the local audience. Cathedrals, Auditoriums, Main Squares, Parks, Churches….you name it.

Great accommodations Selected accommodation in central and quality locations. Hotels, youth hostels, home stays. Including healthy breakfasts.

Healthy local food . Gastronomy is important in Spain. We will offer you very tasty culinary experiences. Get the best meals with a Mediterranean touch. Visit our local markets with fresh produce or enjoy a wide range of tapas in one of the traditional restaurants in the city’s old quarter.

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Education and fun In our trips you can get to know local music with private concerts, workshops with traditional music instruments, you will meet local musicians and artists from all over Spain. Flamenco, Jotas, Celtic music.

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Are you a music lover? Because only a true musician knows its history, and if you are here, this type of art means more to you than many others in the world.

Did you know that the classical guitar was created in Spain? I have a ton more of this curious fact about Spanish music that you’ll find interesting.

After reading this article, you’ll know everything about Spanish music history, our iconic, unique instrument, the original types of Spanish music, and the eleven musicians that should be part of your playlists.

So, open Spotify, Youtube, Apple Music, or your music app of preference, and get ready to add some rhythm to your afternoon!

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Spanish Music History

Music has always been present in the Iberian peninsula. There are few records that this discipline exists since Pre-historic Spain when natives shared territory with the Phoenicians and Greeks. This mix of cultures created instruments and melodies that were perfected through the centuries.

There has been written record on music since the 6th century . Former archbishop Saint Isidore of Seville wrote about the type of music that existed in Spain during his time, mentioning that the early music of the Christian Church in Spain had Greek influence.

Some centuries later, when the Moorish, Jewish, and Christian cultures co-lived in Spain, they each had their styles and influenced one another. For example, Christians of those centuries kept the Mozarabic or Visigothic Chant for their liturgies; however, as the Reconquest extended, that chant was repressed by the Gregorian, a one-melody harmony.

Between the ninth and fourteen centuries, our beloved Flamenco was born in the small street of Andalusia.

In the 16th century, time of the Renaissance and Baroque style, the music evolved into polyphone, meaning that people could sing two or more musical parts simultaneously. In addition to that, the vihuela (a traditional type of guitar) grew popular, and most of the music in Spain was created for that instrument.

Another big time for music in Spain was between the eighteen and twentieth centuries. Even though the Church no longer restricted melody, music was again limited between 1939 and 1975, when Franco ruled over the country. However, in those years, genres like the Zarzuela, Coplá Andalusian, boleros, ye-yé, the British Invasion with “Los Bravos,” and the protests songs of the 70s with Joan Manuel Serrat, romantic ballads florished in the country.

From that moment onward, the music of Spain was influenced by other countries and continents, such as the reggeaton from Latinoamerica.

Types of Spanish Music

As you just read, Spain has a rich music history, and as a result, we have various genres that only some know. These types are the following:

1. Flamenco

More than a music type, Flamenco is an art, but music is its essential element. Some consider that Flamenco is the child of the Mozarabic chant and Sephardic music. It originated from the gitano sub-culture in Andalusia. Its main instruments are the voice, hand clapping, guitar, castanets, and flamenco box. One of its most recognized artists is Paco de Lucia. 

Here you can read more about our flamenco art!

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Jota is yet another traditional type of music and dance from Spain. This genre is present in most parts of Spain, and each region has its dressing. This type of music works with a mix of guitar, castanets, tambourines, and sometimes the flute. 

3. Zarzuela

The Zarzuela is a lyric-dramatic genre that alternates between spoken, sung, and scenes. This type of music has existed since Spain’s colonial period and remains one of its traditional arts. A Zarzuela is usually performed in a theater, and one of the most famous plays is “La Verbena de la Paloma.”

4. Gregorian Chant

The Gregorian chant is the music that replaced the Mozarabic chant once the Christian kingdoms had taken over all of the Iberian Peninsula. Believe it or not, the Gregorian chant album by the Benedictine monks of Santo Domingo de Silos ranked number four in the Billboards 200. It sold millions of copies in the United States.

A bit of the history of this music genre is that it was first adopted in Catalonia due to its proximity to France (where it originated). As I mentioned, the peninsula gradually adopted this liturgy to foster unity with other Christian parts of Europe. 

These are only four of the most traditional types of Spanish music. However, like most countries, our music has evolved and mixed with jazz, pop, urban, reggeaton, and more. In a bit, you’ll get a list of our most essential singers, and you’ll notice the variety of genres for which our artists perform. But before that, get to know the unique Spanish instruments that help our singers create music that touches the heart.

Unique Spanish Instruments

Just like we have a variety of types of Spanish music, we also have a variety of unique instruments that we are very proud of. Music is such an essential discipline in Spain that our folklore singer, Paco Diez, created a museum where he preserves traditional, ancient, and domestic instruments that our ancestors would use to make music. He is an expert in Iberian and Sephardic music and can talk about it if you visit him in Valladolid. I will leave you the link to his museum right  here !

So, for you to know every Spanish instrument, I will divide them into two categories: traditional and Flamenco. 

Flamenco instruments:

As I mentioned before, Flamenco is an art. Musicians and artists have incorporated elements into this art to create a more substantial impact and expression. So, you should know five Flamenco instruments if you attend a “tablao” (flamenco show). 

• The Flamenco Guitar: Even though the Spanish and Flamenco guitar are pretty similar, some elements influence the final sound. For example, both guitars have six strings, but artisans build flamenco guitar with bruce tops because it needs the bright and snappy sounds that type of wood creates. The flamenco guitar has more space in its action (distance between the neck and the strings). Also, this instrument has a piece of plastic on the body to play “percussion” without causing any damage. And is a bit lighter than the Spanish guitar so that the guitarist can move with the instrument.
• Castanets: Percussion instrument from the clappers family; it is made of two wooden shells attached to a string that should go around your thumbs.
• Cajón: The “cajón” or wooden box was introduced to flamenco by our iconic artist, Paco de Lucía, when he was touring in Perú. We could say that the “cajón” has a more substantial percussion impact than the palms. 
• Palmas: This is not an instrument like the other three, but “las palmas” (our hands) are essential to creating a constant rhythmic beat that marks a compass in Flamenco. 
• Zapateado: This is not an instrument but the tapping of the heel and toe to create a rhythmic combination by the dancers. 

You can read an entire article on our Flamenco instruments right here!

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Traditional Spanish instruments:

• Spanish guitar: This is the same as the classical guitar. Yes! The guitar you know should carry a “made in Spain” sticker." The Spanish guitar evolved from the  vihuela , a four double-string instrument with a long neck that made eight-string. It is made with a cedar top to create a more precise sound for each note.
• Accordion: This is a musical instrument played by stretching and squeezing with the hands, the melody, and chords being sounded by buttons. Our very own version of an accordion is called  Trikitixa , a smaller version created in 1889 and played in the Basque country since that century.
• Txistu: Also known as the Spanish flute is a flute with a vertical beak and only three holes in the front of the instrument. It originated in the Basque Country, where it is widely used. 
• Timple: This is the Canarian version of the ukelele. It is usually 60 centimeters on top, made of wood, mainly white spruce, with five strings.
• Bandurria: This is another type of guitar with asmall body, flat back, and short neck, and the number of strings varies between five to seven double strings.

We actually have eight traditional Spanish instruments. Find out what the other two are in the article below!

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Spanish Music Artists

Spain has a long list of musicians that should be on your playlists. We have singers for every genre, and I believe yuo already know many of them before giving you a list of our most successful singers from 2000 onwards. I will link you to the most famous Spanish songs of all time. 

11 Most Popular Spanish Songs According to Billboard and Youtube

So, here is the list of the best songwriters and modern Spanish musicians that should be part of your daily playlists! 

The list organizes from the most classic ones to the modern singers:

• Paco de Lucía - Flamenco
• Joaquín Sabina - Romantic ballads
• Julio Iglesias - Romatic ballads and pop
• Alejandro Sanz - Romantic ballads and pop
• Enrique Iglesias - Latin Pop
• Vanessa Martin - Romantic ballads
• Rozalén - Pop, rock, and folk
• Zahara - Indie
• Rosalía - Pop flamenco, urban and reggeaton
• Aitana - Pop and rock
• C.Tangana - Hip hop, new flamenco, pop rap 

And that is it! You can call yourself an expert on Spanish music from now on! I hope you like this article, and if one of these artists becomes your new obsession, my mission in life has been accomplished!

I am kidding, but I am glad I could help you pursue different music.

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Correct! The song is part of the album 'The Diving Board' and talks about the vital need to return home.

No, the correct answer is Valencia . The song is part of the album 'The Diving Board' and talks about the vital need to return home.

Correct! According to author and U2 frontman Bono, the song narrates a journey from Paris to Tripoli via Cadiz. In fact, part of the filming of the video clip was carried out in various locations in the Andalusian city.

It is not correct . According to the author and leader of U2, Bono, the song narrates a journey from Paris to Tripoli via Cadiz. In fact, part of the filming of the video clip was carried out in various locations in the Andalusian city.

Correct! The performer uses the adagio, the most famous and recognizable part of the Concierto de Aranjuez (1939), a work by the Spanish composer Joaquín Rodrigo, which has been used in numerous films, television reports and advertisements.

That's incorrect .  The famous performer uses the adagio, the most famous and recognizable part of the Concierto de Aranjuez (1939), a work by the Spanish composer Joaquín Rodrigo, which has been used in numerous films, television reports and advertisements.

That’s right! The song, released in 1968, also features an initial melodic burst taken from 'Asturias (Leyenda)', a classical piece by the Spanish composer Isaac Albéniz.

This is not correct . The title is 'Spanish Caravan'. The song, released in 1968, also features an initial melodic burst taken from 'Asturias (Leyenda)', a classical piece by the Spanish composer Isaac Albéniz.

Correct! Julio Iglesias, recognized as one of the best-selling Spanish-speaking artists in the world, composed the song 'Un canto a Galicia' (1971) as a tribute to his father's homeland.

Sorry . Julio Iglesias, recognized as one of the best-selling Spanish-speaking artists in the world, composed the song 'Un canto a Galicia' (1971) as a tribute to his father's homeland.

Correct! The career of the multifaceted artist Raffaella Carrà has been strongly linked to Spain and, since 2022, a square on the busy Fuencarral street in Madrid, between the Malasaña and Chueca neighbourhoods, has even been named after her.

That's incorrect . It's about Raffaella Carrà, whose career was strongly linked to Spain and, since 2022, a square on the busy Fuencarral street in Madrid, between the Malasaña and Chueca neighbourhoods, has even been named after her.

Correct! In their song 'Salamanca Reel' (1977), the historic Irish folk band pays tribute to this Spanish city whose historic centre is an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

No, sorry! The correct answer is Salamanca, since in their song 'Salamanca Reel' (1977) the historic Irish folk band pays tribute to this Spanish city whose historic centre is an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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