International flamenco & fado festival · July · Badajoz
Badajoz Flamenco Festival merch for delegations — Badasom
For sponsors, cultural-press teams and guest artists taking part in the Festival Internacional de Flamenco y Fado de Badajoz — Badasom (Badajoz, Extremadura, early July, cross-border celebration between Spain and Portugal bringing together leading cantaores of flamenco and Portuguese fadistas, with main venues at the Teatro López de Ayala and the Auditorio Ricardo Carapeto, organised by the Ayuntamiento de Badajoz in collaboration with the regional Extremaduran and Luso cultural fabric, and recognised by Turespaña as one of the reference music festivals of Extremadura). EUR + 21% VAT via FACe / SII (AEAT) and 24–48 h delivery to a named consignee in the city.
How to plan the merch order for the Badajoz Flamenco & Fado Festival (Badasom)
Dates
(the 2025 edition ran 1–5 July; the Ayuntamiento de Badajoz confirms dates each year)
Venue
Teatro López de Ayala and Auditorio Ricardo Carapeto — Badajoz, Badajoz
Format
International festival of four to five nights with cross-programming of Spanish flamenco artists and Portuguese fado singers, parallel activities, an artisan market in the old town and an audience combining local Pacense attendees, Extremaduran cultural tourism, Portuguese fans crossing the border and national and international cultural press
The Festival Internacional de Flamenco y Fado de Badajoz, also known as Badasom, is one of the most established Extremaduran cultural fixtures of the summer, organised by the Ayuntamiento de Badajoz in collaboration with regional bodies and recognised by Turespaña as one of the reference music festivals of Extremadura. Across more than fifteen editions it has consolidated an artistic profile that pairs leading cantaores of flamenco with Portuguese fadistas, bringing together two Iberian musical traditions with a common root. For sponsor teams and cultural press the operational brief is to coordinate a night festival in a Spanish heritage city on the Portuguese border: the climate in Badajoz in early July averages 34 °C daytime and drops to 18 °C at night, the A-5 towards Madrid and the IP-2 towards Lisbon handle the inbound logistics, and hospitality is set up in the old town (Hotel Río, Hotel Cervantes, Hotel Confortel, NH Gran Hotel Casino de Extremadura).
The briefings we receive typically combine lightweight apparel for the hospitality team (white cotton shirts, linen polos, sunglasses, fabric fans, tote bags with the year's poster), accreditations for accredited cultural press and Portuguese press crossing the border, limited-edition books for collectors, gift sets with Extremaduran and Portuguese product (Tierra de Extremadura wine, La Serena cheese, Vera paprika, Extremaduran Iberian ham, Gata-Hervás olive oil, Portuguese conventual sweets) and premium merchandise for the festival's raffles and give-aways. Production runs from the Mérida or Madrid hub and delivery goes by road (SEUR, Correos Express, GLS) to a named consignee in Badajoz.
The B2B invoice is issued in EUR with 21% VAT added via FACe / SII (AEAT); for intra-community clients holding a valid VIES number the reverse-charge mechanism applies without Spanish VAT; for clients in the United Kingdom and outside the EU the invoice is issued without VAT citing the relevant article of the EU directive.
Recommended merch mix for sponsors, press and artists at Badasom
Hospitality apparel and stage team gear
White 220 GSM cotton shirts with two-colour embroidery of the sponsor monogram, lightweight linen polos for the welcome team on warm July nights, thin organic cotton overshirts for the dressing room at the Teatro López de Ayala, denim aprons for the staff of the artisan market in the old town, organic cotton tote bags screen-printed with the silhouette of the Puente de Palmas, fabric fans engraved with the festival seal and fine merino pashminas for the production team on transit days.
Gifts for cultural press and programmers
Premium notebooks with kraft-paper-wrapped covers inspired by the shared calligraphic tradition of flamenco and fado, fine pens engraved with the Badasom seal, organic cotton tote bags screen-printed with the year's poster, wine-tasting sets engraved with the festival year, numbered prize-list catalogues with historical reviews, wall calendars with the historic posters of every edition and soy-wax candles scented with Extremaduran rosemary — from 150 to 1,000 units per edition.
Lead-capture and giveaway merch
Compact branded power banks in a sober design, screen-printed notebook-and-pen sets for accredited cultural press, foldable wireless chargers for the festival social-media team, USB hubs for the press area at the Teatro López de Ayala and 32 GB USB cards pre-loaded with the official festival playlist — from 60 to 180 premium units per edition.
VIP, artist and international press kits
Hardback-bound premium notebooks bearing the festival seal, Extremaduran and Portuguese gourmet sets (Tierra de Extremadura wine, La Serena cheese, Vera paprika, Gata-Hervás olive oil, Portuguese conventual sweets, Alentejo wine), numbered limited editions of the festival poster signed by the graphic artist of each edition, trilingual Spanish-Portuguese-English packaging and named delivery to the Hotel Río, the Teatro López de Ayala or the Auditorio Ricardo Carapeto dressing room.
Production and delivery logistics to the Badajoz flamenco week
The brand operation at the Badajoz Flamenco & Fado Festival is usually coordinated between Mérida and Madrid: the Mérida production hub handles most of the graphic and light-textile pieces (goods, white cotton shirts, linen polos, tote bags) while the Madrid hub acts as a backup warehouse for special pieces (Extremaduran gourmet sets, numbered prize-list catalogues, premium Spanish and Portuguese artist packaging). Delivery is by road to a named consignee — the festival office at the Teatro López de Ayala, the Auditorio Ricardo Carapeto, the old-town hotels or the main-stage dressing room. The usual delivery window is 24–48 hours by appointment, because the festival runs in the height of the Spanish summer holiday season and the A-5 between Madrid and Badajoz carries heavy lorry traffic.
We keep reserved stock at the Mérida hub for the recurring pieces — white cotton shirts, linen polos, organic cotton tote bags with generic artwork — that we can produce and ship in 7–10 business days. For pieces with customised embroidery (sponsor monogram, edition number, signature of the graphic artist) the window extends to 12–14 business days. For sponsors with bespoke hospitality pieces (numbered sets with Tierra de Extremadura wine, La Serena cheese, Vera paprika) we recommend closing the order 4–5 weeks before the opening day, due to the seasonality of Extremaduran products and the cold handling of certain premium lots.
The B2B invoice is issued in EUR with 21% VAT added via FACe / SII (AEAT); for intra-community clients holding a valid VIES number the reverse-charge mechanism applies without Spanish VAT; for clients in the United Kingdom and outside the EU the invoice is issued without VAT citing the relevant article of the EU directive. Each delivery is confirmed with a signed delivery note and, on the client's request, with a photo of the material unloaded at the Teatro López de Ayala dressing room or at the festival office.
Recommended order calendar
6–8 weeks ahead: lock the product list, quantities per audience (press, artists, sponsors, hospitality) and the marking technique per line (Extremaduran and Portuguese sets require stock fabric and Extremaduran and Luso supplier selection).
4–5 weeks ahead: approve physical or pre-production samples from the Mérida/Madrid hub and validate the sponsor monogram.
2–3 weeks ahead: close production, quality control and trilingual Spanish-Portuguese-English labelling on all packaging.
Event week: confirm the delivery window, the named consignee and the contact at the Teatro López de Ayala or the festival office.
FAQ — Festival Internacional de Flamenco y Fado de Badajoz (Badasom)
When is the Badajoz Flamenco & Fado Festival (Badasom) held?
Historically in early to mid-July, with cross-night programming of Spanish flamenco artists and Portuguese fado singers at the Teatro López de Ayala and the Auditorio Ricardo Carapeto. The exact dates of each edition are confirmed by the Ayuntamiento de Badajoz in advance.
Do you deliver directly to Badajoz?
Yes, to a named consignee: the festival office at the Teatro López de Ayala, the Auditorio Ricardo Carapeto, the old-town hotels (Hotel Río, Hotel Cervantes, Hotel Confortel) or the main-stage dressing room. For sponsors with multiple recipients we consolidate at a single hub address and the sponsor's internal team distributes.
What VAT is applied to a B2B invoice from Badajoz?
21% VAT via FACe / SII (AEAT). For intra-community clients with a valid VIES number the reverse-charge mechanism applies without Spanish VAT; for clients in the United Kingdom and outside the EU the invoice is issued without VAT citing the relevant article of the EU directive.
Is Corp-Merch a partner, sponsor or official supplier of the Badajoz Flamenco & Fado Festival?
No. Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier that helps sponsor companies, cultural press and guest artists prepare their own merch for the festival. We do not organise, sponsor or represent the Festival de Flamenco y Fado de Badajoz (Badasom), the Ayuntamiento de Badajoz or the Luso-Spanish bodies collaborating with the festival.
Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier for the companies participating in the Festival Internacional de Flamenco y Fado de Badajoz — Badasom. This page helps those teams prepare their own merch for the event; it does not represent the festival, the Ayuntamiento de Badajoz or the Luso-Spanish bodies collaborating.
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