FLAMENCO

Flamenco is a unisex Eau de Parfum by Ramon Monegal, launched in 2017 as part of the Barcelona maison's Signature Collection. It captures in a single fragrance the bold, vibrant character of the Andalusian art that gives it its name, moving between a bright floral-fruity opening and a warm woody base that lingers on the skin.

The Fragrance

Ramón Monegal describes Flamenco as his own olfactory manifesto to the Andalusian character — an idea of passion, rhythm and theatricality translated into a composition that moves from bright, sparkling accents to a more intimate, sensual heart, down to a base that recalls the warm wood of flamenco guitars.

How It Evolves on Skin

Flamenco opens bright and juicy: orange blossom intertwines with crisp apple, while violet brings a powdery nuance and raspberry adds an almost sparkling fruity freshness. As the minutes pass, the fragrance gathers into an elegant floral heart, where rose meets iris and jasmine in a trio that brings depth and a faint powdery touch without ever feeling heavy. In the final stage the woody base emerges: cedar and cypress intertwine with pine, while amber wraps everything in warmth, leaving a trail on the skin that can last as long as 8 to 10 hours.

Who We Recommend Flamenco To

Flamenco is designed for anyone looking for a floral-fruity fragrance that doesn't sacrifice structure or staying power: suited to both men and women, it works equally well for everyday wear and more curated occasions, thanks to a fresh, lively opening and a woody-amber base that holds up beautifully through the cooler months.

Fragrance Characteristics

Our Opinion

Flamenco is one of those fragrances that win people over in store from the very first pass, only to surprise even more in the hours that follow: what feels like a bright, immediate floral-fruity opening reveals, over time, a staying power you wouldn't expect from such a sunny start. It's proof that a fragrance can be approachable on first spray and anything but simple as it unfolds.

Similar Fragrances

• Iris Bloom — If you love the orange blossom, jasmine and iris trio in Flamenco, Iris Bloom by Habibi New York picks it up almost note for note, here in a softer, powdery guise, enriched with blackcurrant and smoky woods in place of the fruity push of apple and raspberry.
• Decisamente Rosa — The rose, apple and amber in Flamenco also appear in Decisamente Rosa by Bois 1920, here in a more gourmand key, with mango, coconut and vanilla in place of the woody base of cedar, cypress and pine.
• Yasmina — The rose, iris and jasmine heart of Flamenco returns almost identically in Yasmina by Kajal, here built on a spicier, more oriental base, with saffron, cardamom and vanilla in place of cedar and cypress wood.

FAQ

What does the name Flamenco mean?
The name evokes the art of Andalusian flamenco — music, song and dance rooted in the tradition of southern Spain — translating that same passionate, theatrical energy into a fragrance.

How long does Flamenco last on skin?
A long time: several sources point to a staying power of 8 to 10 hours, with a stronger trail in the first hours that gradually becomes more intimate.

Is Flamenco better suited to a man or a woman?
It was designed as a unisex fragrance from the start: the balance between fruity freshness and a woody base makes it versatile regardless of who wears it.

Product Information

Brand

Ramon Monegal

Name

Flamenco

Concentration

Eau de Parfum

Size

50 ml

Fragrance Family

Floral Fruity

Launch Year

2017

Made in

Spain