Kinky Bwoy The Valencian's flamenco, reggae, dancehall and hip hop at Impala
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About the event
The Valencian Kinky Bwoy blends flamenco, reggae, dancehall and hip hop into a sound of his own. He plays Sala 2 at Impala.
Key points
- A fusion of flamenco and urban rhythms
- Doors 20:00, start 20:45
- Advance €20
What it is
Kinky Bwoy is the stage name of Vicente Xiner, born in the La Plata neighbourhood of Valencia. The promoter describes him as the artist who proved that flamenco, reggae, dancehall and hip hop can not only coexist but sound better together than apart. He has spent more than a decade building an unmistakable sound of his own which, according to the organisers, has influenced a whole generation of Spanish urban artists. His Córdoba concert takes place in Sala 2 at Impala, the smaller-capacity room in the complex on avenida de Chinales. It is one to recommend for anyone who follows the urban scene and is after a live show with flamenco roots and Jamaican rhythms.
Getting there and tickets
The gig is at Impala, at avenida de Chinales, 64 (14007 Córdoba), a complex with two live music rooms around ten minutes from the centre and with free parking. The concert is on Friday 16 October 2026 in Sala 2, with doors at 20:00 and a 20:45 start. Advance tickets cost 20 euros and are bought on the website of Crash Music, the promoter, linked from Impala's programme. According to the ticketing site, under-16s can get in accompanied by their legal guardian and those aged 16 to 18 with written authorisation, with no need for a guardian to be present.
