Pianists​

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Laura de Los Ángeles

Laura De Los Ángeles is a creative and talented Flamenco pianist who was born in Seville, Spain in 1986 and grew up in a heavily musical environment, thus evidently contributing towards her development as an expert Flamenco musician, artist and performer. This is because she grew up around well-known, talented musicians such as Manolo Soler, Jesús Bola and Quique Paredes. De Los Ángeles is one of the most fascinating and endearing Flamenco artists working in Andalusia, Spain – and even in the world – today.

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Andres barrios

Take the helm, raise the sail, lift the anchor…and a journey around the world begins, on a ship of flamencos who explore their past and roots. They discover that the deepest styles, such as the soleá or the crying of a siguiriya, are not so far from Arab or Indian music or that tangos evoke Jazz and that the bulerías is influenced by Latin. A current flamenco, willing to continue sailing musical seas and discovering new lands to find black sounds of the past and take them to modern cadences, Andrés and his band will not leave anyone unmoved.

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Manolo Carrasco

Manolo Carrasco is an exquisite Pianist, considered by music critics as “The Super Pianist”. Unimaginable technique, flawless execution, perfect dynamics and tension, the list goes on and on.

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Sergio Monroy​

Sergio Monroy is one of the best Flamenco Pianists in Spain. He was born in Cadiz in 1980. He combines his passion for Flamenco with his studies at the music school of Manuel de Falla de Cadiz, where other talented Flamenco pianists studied as well as for example Felipe Campuzano. He began his career very young, at only 16. He received classes of Flamenco Piano in Madrid by Maestro Arturo Pavon, and in Cadiz by Maestro Antonio Escobar Perera.

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Pablo Ruben Maldonado​

At only four years old he began to take his first steps in the world of music under the guidance of his father. He studied at the Victoria Eugenia Musical Conservatory in Granada in order to continue his musical studies with professors such as Chano Dominguez. As a musician from a gypsy family, who were deeply rooted in the art of flamenco, he had the opportunity to collaborate with artists as prestigious as: Farruquito, La Farruca, Rafaela Carrasco, Andres Marin, and Marina Heredia.

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