Roberto Garrudo
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If you want to bring home a classic Spanish souvenir—a genuine fan, real castanets (not the tourist kind), or a luxurious shawl worn by flamenco dancers—this is the place for you.
This store specializes in authentic clothing, footwear, and accessories for professional and semi-professional flamenco and Latin dance performers, right in the heart of Madrid.
There is also another Roberto Garrudo store in Seville—check the website for details!
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