Will Smith gets into flamenco in Marbella: this is how he danced and tapped his heels at El Pimpi's tablao

The video is going viral on social media. The popular African-American actor Will Smith starred a few days ago in an unusual flamenco moment that ... has not gone unnoticed by his followers. Last weekend, the actor visited El Pimpi Marbella, the Andalusian restaurant in Puente Romano Marbella, and dared to step onto the flamenco stage to dance and tap. The moment was captured on video and shared by Smith himself on his Instagram account shortly after. Another example of Marbella's magnetism and the unique energy experienced during its summer nights. "Dance as if no one is watching. Even though everyone is watching," wrote Smith alongside the images that have sparked all kinds of comments.

In the amusing video, the actor can be seen alongside the dancer Felipe de Algeciras during his stay on the Costa del Sol. After finishing the dance and tapping, both embraced each other. However, Will Smith is not the only star who has chosen this place to stop during their vacation. According to the management of the establishment, since its opening, many celebrities have wanted to enjoy the atmosphere of El Pimpi Marbella. In June 2024, for example, Robert De Niro dined there during his birthday getaway to the Costa del Sol, and in August 2024, singer Luis Miguel also chose the restaurant for dinner after one of his concerts in Marbella.

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The Mark of Antonio Banderas

Opened in 2024 under the mark of Antonio Banderas, co-owner of the restaurant, "El Pimpi Marbella has become one of the most exclusive and authentic spots in the city. Inspired by the essence of the legendary Pimpi from Malaga, this venue offers a unique experience where the best traditional Andalusian cuisine, live flamenco shows every night, décor that pays homage to southern culture, and a cozy terrace with privileged views of the resort are blended," according to a press release.

El Pimpi Marbella's menu focuses on local products—such as Iberian ham, fried fish, or oxtail—and an atmosphere that mixes "elegance with a festive soul" where international stars "feel at home."