The Hague-based flamenco group De Règâhs is world-famous in The Hague and is increasingly capturing hearts beyond the city limits. This is partly thanks to the theater shows with which De Règâhs have toured the country, touching many music, theater, and language enthusiasts.

The uniqueness of De Règâhs lies in the combination of flamenco, pop, rock, gypsy jazz, and world music with lyrics full of humor in traditional The Hague dialect. 100% pure Flamenco.
While the dialect is sometimes ‘broad’, it is never crude. Their repertoire consists partly of original songs and partly of adaptations, ranging from sensitive to hilarious. During their shows, De Règâhs tell their own story through words and music. Reality and fiction blend effortlessly, and there is plenty to laugh about for those who listen closely.

Beneath this layer of humor, there is certainly a serious undertone. De Règâhs demonstrate that it is perfectly possible to perform sensitive and subtle songs in the The Hague dialect.