Óscar de los Reyes is a flamenco dancer, choreographer and master teacher from Seville, Spain. Born into a Gypsy and flamenco family from Triana, he began his training at age seven with Los Gitanillos de Triana and later studied with great masters including Farruco, Antonio Canales, Alejandro Granados and Javier Latorre.

He has performed with major flamenco companies and artists, including Antonio Canales, Manuela Carrasco, Farruquito, Torombo, Farru, Juana Amaya, Milagros Mengíbar, Diego Amador and Antonio Rey. Winner of First Prize in the National Dance Competition for Alegrías at La Perla de Cádiz, Óscar has toured internationally throughout Europe, South America, Asia and the Middle East. He currently performs in Seville at Casa de la Memoria and Tablao El Arenal.

Amir Amiri, a master santur player from Tehran, blends ancient inspiration with bold creativity. Since moving to Canada in 1996, he has formed innovative ensembles such as the Amir Amiri Ensemble and Ensemble Kimya, blending diverse musical traditions. His collaborations, including with Richard Moody and Jean Félix Mailloux, have been praised for merging Eastern and Western sensibilities. Awarded the 2003 CBC Artist of the Year, Amiri continues to enchant audiences worldwide with his profound musical connection. Recent performances include Festival Vares Classics in Bosnia and Détours de Babel in France. 

Gaspar Rodríguez is an accomplished flamenco guitarist and composer based in Seville, deeply rooted in the Andalusian flamenco tradition. Known for his expressive phrasing, rhythmic precision, and deep understanding of compás, he represents a lineage of flamenco practice that is both traditional and evolving.

Rodríguez has collaborated with leading flamenco artists across Spain and has performed in prominent tablaos, festivals, and concert stages throughout Andalusia and beyond. His work balances respect for flamenco’s historical forms with a sensitivity toward contemporary expression and cross-cultural dialogue.

Elham Manouchehri is an Iranian-Canadian vocalist and tar player whose work bridges Persian classical tradition and contemporary intercultural expression. Deeply connected to Persian poetry and vocal aesthetics, her artistry is defined by emotional nuance, subtle ornamentation, and a strong narrative sensibility.

She has performed across Canada and internationally in both traditional and contemporary contexts, collaborating with leading artists in intercultural music. Her work often explores themes of identity, language, and connection across cultures.

Omar Abou Afach is a Syrian-born violist and former member of the Syrian National Symphony Orchestra. Now based in Montreal, he is recognized for his versatility across Western classical, Arabic, and contemporary music traditions.

He has performed internationally in orchestral, chamber, and interdisciplinary contexts, bringing a refined technique and a deep sensitivity to intercultural collaboration. His ability to navigate between tonal systems and stylistic frameworks makes him a sought-after collaborator in global music projects.

Javier Rabadán is a flamenco percussionist from Córdoba specializing in cajón and traditional rhythmic forms. With a strong command of compás and dynamic control, he plays a crucial role in shaping the rhythmic architecture of flamenco performance.

He has collaborated with numerous flamenco artists across Spain and has performed in festivals and touring productions throughout Europe.

Born into a renowned flamenco family in Écija, Seville, Esperanza Soria is a celebrated flamenco artist, choreographer, and educator whose career spans more than three decades. She began her professional training at the age of fifteen under the legendary Matilde Coral, completing her studies in Spanish Dance with highest honours before launching a career that has taken her to leading theatres and festivals throughout Europe, the Americas, and Asia.