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.
Las Soles are a Spanish musical trio known for their vibrant harmonies and heartfelt connection to Andalusian music. Formed by the sisters Sole, Lola, and Carmen León, the group has become a beloved name in Spain’s flamenco and pop scene, celebrated for their passion and authenticity.
With songs like Dímelo Tú, Tú lo Sabes Bien, and Corazón Bandolero, Las Soles blend flamenco rhythms with contemporary melodies, creating a sound that is both traditional and modern. Their music reflects the warmth, strength, and spirit of Andalusian culture.
With their talent, unity, and unmistakable charm, Las Soles continue to enchant audiences — keeping the essence of flamenco alive while infusing it with fresh, joyful energy.
Los del Río are a Spanish musical duo celebrated for their joyful rhythms and enduring contribution to Latin pop. Formed by Antonio Romero Monge and Rafael Ruiz Perdigones in Seville, Spain, the pair achieved worldwide fame with their global hit Macarena, a song that became a cultural phenomenon and one of the most recognizable tracks of all time.
Blending flamenco, rumba, and pop influences, Los del Río have released numerous albums that celebrate Andalusian spirit and happiness through music. Their infectious energy and timeless melodies have captivated audiences across generations and continents.
With their charisma, harmony, and unmistakable sound, Los del Río remain icons of Spanish music — spreading joy, rhythm, and celebration wherever their songs are heard.
Maki is a Spanish singer and songwriter known for his heartfelt lyrics and fusion of flamenco, pop, and urban sounds. Born José Antonio Velasco Ruiz in Huelva, Spain, he began his career in the early 2000s and quickly gained popularity for his emotional voice and poetic storytelling.
With hits like Locura, Calé, and Eres Luz, Maki has built a devoted following, connecting deeply with audiences through songs that speak of love, life, and personal growth. His collaborations with artists such as María Artés “La Morena” have further expanded his artistic reach and impact.
With his sincerity, creativity, and passion for music, Maki continues to be one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary Spanish pop — blending tradition and modernity with soul and emotion.
Marcos Palometas is a Spanish flamenco guitarist and composer born in Granada (April 15, 1983). He began studying flamenco guitar at just 10 years old under masters such as Enrique Canastero, Alberto Fernández, Jorge Gómez, José Jiménez “El Viejín” and Manolo Sanlúcar.
By his mid-teens he was performing professionally, and since then he has toured globally, accompanying top flamenco singers and dancers including Farruquito, Marina Heredia, Antonio Canales, Kiki Morente and many others.His style is described as full of sensitivity, cleanliness, and “granaíno” flavour — rooted in Granada’s flamenco tradition while engaging worldwide audiences.
Marcos Palometas continues to compose and perform, bridging tradition and innovation in flamenco guitar, and is recognized as a leading figure in the modern Andalusian flamenco scene.
María Artés, also known as La Morena, is a Spanish singer and songwriter celebrated for her powerful voice and emotional performances. Born in Huelva, Spain, she began singing at a young age and soon became one of the most beloved artists blending flamenco, pop, and romantic music.
With songs like Te Amaré, La Lluvia, and Ya No Me Duele, María Artés has captivated audiences with her heartfelt lyrics and passionate delivery. Her collaborations with Maki and other artists have expanded her presence on the Spanish music scene, earning her widespread recognition and a loyal following.
With her warmth, authenticity, and artistic strength, María Artés continues to shine as one of Spain’s most expressive voices — bringing emotion and elegance to every song she performs.
María José Llergo is a Spanish singer and songwriter acclaimed for her soulful voice and innovative fusion of flamenco with contemporary sounds. Born in Pozoblanco, Córdoba, she grew up surrounded by Andalusian music and culture, developing a style that honors tradition while embracing modernity.
With songs like Nana del Mediterráneo, Tu Piel, and Me Miras Pero No Me Ves, María José Llergo has become a powerful voice of a new generation — blending flamenco roots with soul, electronic, and R&B influences. Her music explores themes of identity, resilience, and emotion, earning her critical acclaim and international recognition.
With her artistry, authenticity, and poetic expression, María José Llergo continues to redefine the sound of modern flamenco — bridging past and present through passion and truth.
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.
Las Soles are a Spanish musical trio known for their vibrant harmonies and heartfelt connection to Andalusian music. Formed by the sisters Sole, Lola, and Carmen León, the group has become a beloved name in Spain’s flamenco and pop scene, celebrated for their passion and authenticity.
With songs like Dímelo Tú, Tú lo Sabes Bien, and Corazón Bandolero, Las Soles blend flamenco rhythms with contemporary melodies, creating a sound that is both traditional and modern. Their music reflects the warmth, strength, and spirit of Andalusian culture.
With their talent, unity, and unmistakable charm, Las Soles continue to enchant audiences — keeping the essence of flamenco alive while infusing it with fresh, joyful energy.
Los del Río are a Spanish musical duo celebrated for their joyful rhythms and enduring contribution to Latin pop. Formed by Antonio Romero Monge and Rafael Ruiz Perdigones in Seville, Spain, the pair achieved worldwide fame with their global hit Macarena, a song that became a cultural phenomenon and one of the most recognizable tracks of all time.
Blending flamenco, rumba, and pop influences, Los del Río have released numerous albums that celebrate Andalusian spirit and happiness through music. Their infectious energy and timeless melodies have captivated audiences across generations and continents.
With their charisma, harmony, and unmistakable sound, Los del Río remain icons of Spanish music — spreading joy, rhythm, and celebration wherever their songs are heard.
Maki is a Spanish singer and songwriter known for his heartfelt lyrics and fusion of flamenco, pop, and urban sounds. Born José Antonio Velasco Ruiz in Huelva, Spain, he began his career in the early 2000s and quickly gained popularity for his emotional voice and poetic storytelling.
With hits like Locura, Calé, and Eres Luz, Maki has built a devoted following, connecting deeply with audiences through songs that speak of love, life, and personal growth. His collaborations with artists such as María Artés “La Morena” have further expanded his artistic reach and impact.
With his sincerity, creativity, and passion for music, Maki continues to be one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary Spanish pop — blending tradition and modernity with soul and emotion.
Marcos Palometas is a Spanish flamenco guitarist and composer born in Granada (April 15, 1983). He began studying flamenco guitar at just 10 years old under masters such as Enrique Canastero, Alberto Fernández, Jorge Gómez, José Jiménez “El Viejín” and Manolo Sanlúcar.
By his mid-teens he was performing professionally, and since then he has toured globally, accompanying top flamenco singers and dancers including Farruquito, Marina Heredia, Antonio Canales, Kiki Morente and many others.His style is described as full of sensitivity, cleanliness, and “granaíno” flavour — rooted in Granada’s flamenco tradition while engaging worldwide audiences.
Marcos Palometas continues to compose and perform, bridging tradition and innovation in flamenco guitar, and is recognized as a leading figure in the modern Andalusian flamenco scene.
María Artés, also known as La Morena, is a Spanish singer and songwriter celebrated for her powerful voice and emotional performances. Born in Huelva, Spain, she began singing at a young age and soon became one of the most beloved artists blending flamenco, pop, and romantic music.
With songs like Te Amaré, La Lluvia, and Ya No Me Duele, María Artés has captivated audiences with her heartfelt lyrics and passionate delivery. Her collaborations with Maki and other artists have expanded her presence on the Spanish music scene, earning her widespread recognition and a loyal following.
With her warmth, authenticity, and artistic strength, María Artés continues to shine as one of Spain’s most expressive voices — bringing emotion and elegance to every song she performs.
María José Llergo is a Spanish singer and songwriter acclaimed for her soulful voice and innovative fusion of flamenco with contemporary sounds. Born in Pozoblanco, Córdoba, she grew up surrounded by Andalusian music and culture, developing a style that honors tradition while embracing modernity.
With songs like Nana del Mediterráneo, Tu Piel, and Me Miras Pero No Me Ves, María José Llergo has become a powerful voice of a new generation — blending flamenco roots with soul, electronic, and R&B influences. Her music explores themes of identity, resilience, and emotion, earning her critical acclaim and international recognition.
With her artistry, authenticity, and poetic expression, María José Llergo continues to redefine the sound of modern flamenco — bridging past and present through passion and truth.
