Gaspar Rodriguez is renowned for his expressive and innovative flamenco guitar artistry. He began composing for Nuevo Ballet Español and has created music for numerous international productions, including “Flamenco Directo” and “Sangre Flamenca.” Rodriguez has performed in Spain’s top theatres and tablaos, and accompanied artists like Antonio Canales and Rocio Molina. His discography includes “Ojala” and “Cambio de Tercio.” He won the Sabicas Award for Flamenco Guitar in 2005. Recently, he served as musical director for Carlota Santana and Davide Morales and is a member of the Cañadu group. 

José Enrique de la Vega, born in Coria del Río, Seville, is a distinguished musical producer, composer, pianist, and arranger. He began his musical journey at the age of nine and joined the local Municipal Band in 1984. He directed and produced for the iconic group Cantores de Híspalis from 1993 to 2017 and collaborated with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Notable works include the soundtrack for “Mission in MOCLAND” and compositions for global brands like SEAT and LIDL. In 2019, he was honoured as Coriano of the Year in Culture and Humanities. Currently, he is involved in various musical productions and large-format musicals. 

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. 

Carlos Merino, born in Jerez de la Frontera in 1984, began his percussion career at the age of 14. A versatile musician, he excels in Oriental, Brazilian, Latin, Flamenco, and African percussion. Merino has performed with jazz trios, Flamenco artists, dance companies, and in various global music genres. He owns a recording studio and is trained in audiovisual production, offering online percussion recording and music production services. Notable festival appearances include Bienal de Sevilla, Festival de Jerez, and Festival Internacional de las Artes de Costa Rica.