JEREZ is alive with the sound of clapping, castanets and stomping.
Which can only mean one thing; the annual Flamenco Festival is underway.
It is one of the most important flamenco festivals in Andalucia with a rich programme boasting internationally renowned stars.
In its 16-year history the festival has become famous for unveiling colourful new shows.
There is also a programme of courses and workshops being held for anyone who feels inspired to join in.
The festival runs from February 24 to March 10.
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Glad to see you are covering this. But a real story with some actual reporting would be nice.