Nestled just a heartbeat away from the bustling centre of Madrid, La Coquette Blues Bar is a haven for music lovers and night wanderers alike, immediately enveloping you in the vibrant energy of live blues.
With its exposed brick walls and intimate lighting, La Coquette creates a bohemian cave-like atmosphere featuring talented musicians that fill the room with beautiful melodies and heartfelt performances. Blues fans and casual listeners alike gather here, drawn by the allure of authentic jam sessions and the magnetic acoustics that make every note resonate deeply.
La Coquette offers an affordable escape into the world of music without an entrance fee, relying on the goodwill of guests to tip the performing artists. This unique approach ensures a communal atmosphere, where the joy of music and the appreciation of talent come together in perfect harmony.
Despite its popularity, La Coquette maintains a relaxed and welcoming vibe, making it the perfect spot to enjoy a glass of wine or a cocktail while immersing yourself in the vibrant energy of Madrid's music scene. Whether you're a lifelong blues lover or simply in search of a memorable night out, La Coquette promises an experience that's not just heard, but felt, leaving a lasting impression on all who enter its doors.
Calle de las Hileras, 14
€
free
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