The delegate for Culture, Tourism and Sport presided over the inauguration ceremony for the plaque, situated at the site of the emblematic tablao. This recognition highlights the importance of Villa Rosa as one of the oldest flamenco tablaos in the world, emphasizing its work in promoting and conserving this art form since its founding in 1911.
“"Villa Rosa is not just a tablao; it is a living symbol of Madrid's cultural history and the soul of flamenco."
During the ceremony, the delegate stressed that the plaque is a tribute to all generations of artists who have kept this tradition alive. She also reaffirmed the municipal commitment to an art that is part of cultural identity and continues to captivate globally.
With over a century of existence, this venue has been a crucial meeting point for both established figures and emerging talents in flamenco. It has solidified its position as an indispensable reference for Madrid residents and international visitors alike, attracting those seeking the essence of this art, declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Many great names in flamenco have graced its stage, contributing to its national and international prestige. The placement of this commemorative plaque not only underscores its role as a living witness to Madrid's cultural history but also reinforces the City Council's commitment to protecting and promoting the city's cultural heritage.
