The Flamenco Pop Museum is a tribute to the invaluable number of Romani artists who created what we call “New Flamenco”. The word "pop" refers to "popular", from the people, and “flamenco pop” refers to its influences from other music genres such as rock, blues, soul, and nowadays even urban rhythms or reggaeton. Today, the media and institutions are conveying the message that Romani people haven’t had a creative or innovative role within flamenco, but Cathy Claret knows the truth. In addition to creating her own music fusion, she has crossed paths with Manzanita, Camarón, or Parrita. She has collaborated with masters such as Pata Negra, Lin Cortés, Aurora Losada or Sorderita and, and she’s the creator of the famous anthem “Bolleré”, popularized by the king of flamenco Raimundo Amador, and the king of blues B.B King. She has fought for the memory of the true identity of our music: the culture of persecuted peoples is a testimony that must not be erased from history. Now, from this museum, she brings us closer to the names and sounds that have renewed flamenco without losing the purity of the experiences and the “quejíos”. If this art is a temple, we Roma are the foundation that maintains it.

Noelia Cortés (young Romani author)

The Flamenco Pop Museum is a fascinating institution whose main objective is to publicize the talented flamenco gypsy artists from the 1960s to the present. Its mission is to reveal the rich history and authentic essence of flamenco, sharing the truth behind this captivating art.

With an innovative vision, the Museo Flamenco Pop plans to organize events in various cities, providing a platform to showcase a wide variety of vinyl and albums documenting the musical legacy of these iconic artists. These events will be true treasures for flamenco lovers and for those wishing to further explore this exciting musical genre.

In addition to the impressive vinyl and album collections, the museum will offer an enriching experience to the public by providing detailed information on the artists and their contribution to flamenco. Through carefully curated exhibits, visitors will be able to immerse themselves in the history, evolution, and diversity of flamenco throughout the decades.

Museo Flamenco Pop is committed to demystifying stereotypes and prejudices associated with flamenco, highlighting the influence and the talent of gypsy artists. By sharing its legacy, the museum seeks to celebrate the true essence of this artistic expression, transmitting its passion and emotions to present and future generations.

In short, the Museo Flamenco Pop is a unique and vibrant institution that aims to spread the legacy of gypsy flamenco artists, honoring their contribution to the musical genre and providing a platform to appreciate their art through touring events, vinyl and album collections, and valuable insight into flamenco in general.