Farruquito: A Flamenco Dynasty

This documentary examines the history of a prominent Spanish flamenco family. It focuses on the life of a renowned dancer, exploring his professional rise, subsequent struggles, and eventual redemption. The film depicts how raw emotion and strong familial ties shaped the artistic legacy of the dynasty across multiple generations, illustrating the turbulent nature of the dance form.

The film was directed by Santi Aguado and Reuben Atlas, who also wrote the screenplay. Within the chronological body of work for the directors, this production follows the 2016 film Sour Grapes and precedes Devdavila. The production was a joint effort between the United States and Spain, involving production companies Jondo and CAPA España.

The cast features several figures appearing as themselves, including Farruquito, Farru, La Farruca, El Carpeta, and Rosalía. The completed movie has a runtime of 89 minutes.