From the owner: Escuela de bailes de danza (jazz, modernjazz, contemporaneo, clásico...), street styles (hip hop,…read morehouse, breakdance..., lúdico social (salsa L.A., salsa Cubana, bachata, sevillanas, kizomba, danza del vientre..., infantil, cuerpo y salud...

Awesome dance school with a lot of familiar charme!…read more I went there in order to learn Lindy Hop and Blues; don't worry if you don't have a dance partner, because actually most people who go there show up alone to the lessons, so that's definitely not going to be a problem for you. The lessons were fun and easy to follow, and the teachers are all super nice guys (especially the fellow who taught Blues was a riot :P)! Definitely make sure to check out the dance parties on Friday and Saturday nights as well; the people there are like one big family, the music is swell (you can ask the DJ to put on whatever you like) and the drinks are very cheap... and for the first 30 minutes, you can go in for free, which is really cool. This is definitely one of my favorite venues in Barcelona, and I'm pretty sure that I will be a regular here for a looong time to come. ;o)

From the owner: Clases de Lindy Hop, Rock & Roll, shag, Balboa, Claqué, Danzas irlandesas…read more Además contamos con cursos intensivos para gente que tenga o no tenga experiencia en bailar cualquier estilo de swing.

From the owner: Fomentamos una comunidad artística vibrante. Coco Comin se…read moredestaca por su ambiente acogedor que fomenta una fuerte conexión entre estudiantes, profesionales y profesores. Este espíritu colaborativo está impulsado por un equipo de instructores experimentados, muchos de ellos con carreras exitosas en el teatro musical. ¡Más que solo clases, es un trampolín para los aspirantes a artistas! Coco Comin atiende tanto a aspirantes a profesionales como a aficionados. Ofrecen una variedad de programas, desde capacitación preprofesional hasta clases para aficionados para todas las edades y niveles de habilidad. Esto permite a los estudiantes explorar su pasión por la danza, el canto y la actuación, al mismo tiempo que proporciona un trampolín para aquellos que aspiran a una carrera en las artes escénicas. Fundada por una pedagoga de la danza y un coreógrafa experimentada. La fundadora de la escuela, Coco Comin, aporta una gran experiencia en pedagogía de la danza y coreografía de teatro musical. Esta perspectiva única garantiza que las clases no solo sean técnicamente sólidas, sino que también estén informadas por la experiencia del mundo real en la industria.

I would not recommend this dance school. They are careless with safety and take no first aid…read moremeasures when a student is injured. I just took a trial Afro Jazz class at Faray's and a student doing a pirouette punched me in the nose while turning, giving me a bloody nose, knocking out my contact lens, and injuring my eye. Neither the teacher nor the receptionist offered me any assistance, not even ice for my nose. The teacher failed to organize the students in a way to minimize injury despite there being too many students for the size of the room to all dance at once. I'm 65 years old, from New York City, and have taken dance classes for over 50 years. Never has anything like this happened before. The receptionist even tried to lie and say that it's recommended not to wear contact lenses in dance class. Besides that being a discriminatory statement to a visually impaired person, it's a ridiculous lie as I studied dance on Broadway in New York, among other places, and know that not to be true. These people are irresponsible in my oponion and this dance school is unsafe because of the negligence of those running it.

From the owner: Más que una escuela de baile convencional, lo que Yunaisy Farray soñaba poder obtener algún día era…read moreun centro que reflejara sus ideales artísticos y forma de vida. De ahí nace Farray's International Dance Center, un centro de formación y cuidado para el cuerpo donde baile, ejercicio físico y buena alimentación van de la mano.

Very impolite and non customer-oriented. Closed the door just when we were to enter. Highly not…read morerecommended. Not interested in customers or doing business!

From the owner: Estamos especializados en todo tipo de instrumentos de percusión tradicional, brasileña, cajón…read moreflamenco, etc.. También podrás encontrar todo tipo de instrumentos de cuerda. Guitarras clásicas, acústicas, eléctricas, bajos, ukeleles, banjos... Como todo tipo de accesorios.

I went to this guitar shop on vacation in Barcelona Spain and was greeted with friendliness when I…read morewalked in. The owners were very kind and nice and they let me try one of their acoustic basses and an electric guitar even if I wasn't buying. They had so many cool guitars on the wall and a variety of them too. They also had a huge chest full of guitar picks and would let you fill up a small bag of guitar picks for 5 euros! With a store that has amazing staff and cool guitars New Phono is definitely an awesome pick for musicians. 10/10 would 100% recommend!!!!!!!

From the owner: Tenemos todo tipo de instrumentos musicales, guitarras, baterías, teclados, sintetizadores,…read moreamplificadores, bajos, acordeones, ukeleles, instrumentos de viento... También se hacen reparaciones, cambios de pastillas, quintajes...

If you live outside the EU do not buy an instrument by mail order from Fanatic. You may receive a…read moredefective instrument that you cannot return. The first guitar I ordered from Fanatic arrived fine with no problems. But: A year later I ordered another Alhambra classical guitar from Fanatic that was shipped to the USA. There were indications that this guitar may have been previously returned to Fanatic from a customer in Germany. In any case the guitar had neck issues and I needed to return it. In accord with Fanatic's policy the return cost was at my expense. Fanatic provided me with the address to ship it to and it was sent insured, clearly marked as a merchandise return. Tracking showed that the guitar was held at Customs in Madrid for 18 days then returned to me in the USA without explanation. When I asked my shipper why it was returned they left me a voicemail saying that Spanish Customs "requested documentation from the recipient that they didn't receive." However Fanatic told me that they had had no communication from Customs, they were unable to help me arrange reliable shipping and that I should just try again with a different shipper. I already lost 275 nonrefundable Euros on shipping charges (plus 700 Euros for the guitar) and don't want to lose hundreds more. So I'm stuck with a defective instrument that I can't return and am out around 1000 Euros. There are plenty of articles online about big problems with Spanish Customs holding and returning packages from outside the EU. By the way I contacted Alhambra, they said they were sorry, but since the guitar was purchased in Spain it did not have an American warranty and could only be sent back to them through Fanatic. If you are going to buy an instrument from Fanatic and live outside the EU you should go to Barcelona and check it out first. If you can't, buy it from somewhere else.

I made a purchase from them through Reverb, when the instrument arrived it had a defect that made…read moreit unusable. I contacted them and they fully refunded my purchase, demonstrating unparalleled kindness and professionalism.

Pretty junky guitars, their vintage room is full of cheap fenders and knock off gibsons. Leaves a…read morelot to be desired. Beyond the bad selection, extremely unfriendly - won't let you try anything. "It's a shop, not for fun" - I don't know how they expect you to even know what to buy. Move along - bummer and total waste of time.

Not a very welcoming place if you're visiting the country and want to see what Barcelona, Spain has…read moreto offer. They have several signs posted that say, "Attention tourists: guitars are for sale, not for fun". Of course you wouldn't want your store filled with guitarists who just want to wank all day long but there are ways to deal with that without making you feel unwanted unless you walk in with a fistful of cash ready to buy. The guitars they have are average to low quality so don't go out of your way to make it there.

Good place for beginning to intermediate musicians who play stringed instruments, but not of much…read moreuse to a wind player. I don't understand how a music store in Spain wouldn't have any Stomvi products! Helpful staff, if you speak Spanish or better, Catalan.