Flamenco lo serás tú

Composed of a set of rhapsodies that integrate jazz, Latin, flamenco, North African music, copla, etc…

Own compositions and versions (None Inch Nails, Paco de Lucía, Los Van Van) with arrangements and orchestration designed for live performance, so the staging is faithful to what was recorded, with an orchestra that includes some of the musicians that they have collaborated in the sound recording and that makes the spectators have, from the beginning to the end of the concert, the desire to dance.

In 1981 he began his career in Madrid accompanying Luis Eduardo Aute, Pablo Guerrero or Suso Saiz. José Luis de Carlos was one of the first producers to have him on a regular basis with whom he recorded albums for Lola Flores, Manzanita, Rocío Jurado… Later came Camarón, Paco de Lucía, Vicente Amigo, José Mercé…etc. Although he never stopped collaborating both live and on recordings of pop, rock, jazz, world music.