There are many theories about the origin of flamenco, many of which indicate that it is a mix of Moorish, Gypsy and Jewish songs. The Moors conquered much of Spain, bringing with them their music with percussion instruments. Gypsies are a people that originated in India, from where they brought guitars. On the other hand, the Jews have played traditional songs. Historians indicate that the mixture of sounds that makes up Flamenco comes from the mixture of gypsy tribes and Jewish accents and Moorish sounds. Whatever culture has contributed the most to shaping Flamenco today, we must be grateful for the final result.