KETAMA

Ketama is a pioneering Spanish band celebrated for revolutionizing flamenco by blending it with pop, jazz, and world music. Formed in Madrid in the 1980s by members of the Carmona family — descendants of the legendary Habichuela dynasty — the group became a symbol of Nuevo Flamenco, bringing the genre to international audiences.

With acclaimed albums like Songhai, De Akí a Ketama, and Konfusión, Ketama redefined the boundaries of traditional flamenco, introducing modern sounds while honoring its roots. Their innovative spirit and collaborations with artists worldwide helped shape a new era in Spanish music.

With their creativity, heritage, and timeless influence, Ketama remain icons of modern flamenco — bridging tradition and innovation with passion and soul.