Sandra Carrasco (Huelva, 1981) is one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary flamenco. A cantaora and singer of remarkable versatility, her artistic career has led her to collaborate with some of the most respected names in flamenco and world music, including Arcángel, Manolo Sanlúcar, Miguel Poveda, Estrella Morente, Avishai Cohen, and Anoushka Shankar.

She was part of the musical Enamorados Anónimos, directed by Blanca Li and Javier Limón, who also produced her debut album. Her performances have taken her to major international stages, including the legendary Olympia.

Her recent project Recordando a Marchena, alongside guitarist David de Arahal, has become one of the most celebrated flamenco productions of recent years, earning a nomination for Best Flamenco Album at the Premios de la Academia de la Música de España 2025. Most recently, both artists premiered Nunca me olvides, a new project that continues their exploration of flamenco tradition through a contemporary and deeply emotional perspective.

With a rich, elegant, and deeply expressive artistic voice, Sandra Carrasco continues to establish herself as one of the leading figures of today’s flamenco scene.

Andrés Barrios (Utrera, 1997) is a flamenco composer and pianist whose music blends flamenco, classical music, and jazz into a bold and contemporary artistic language.

He debuted in 2016 with the live album Flamenco Vivo and has since performed at renowned venues and festivals including the Teatro Real, the Auditorio Nacional de Música, the Palau de la Música Catalana, the New York Flamenco Festival, the Bienal de Flamenco de Sevilla, and the Alte Oper. He has toured internationally across more than fourteen countries.

Winner of the Filón Award for “Best Instrumentalist” at the Festival Internacional del Cante de las Minas in 2018, Barrios has collaborated with artists such as Arcángel, Rocío Márquez, Sandra Carrasco, and Estrella Morente.

His latest album, Km.0, was nominated for the Latin Grammy Awards 2025 in the category of Best Flamenco Music Album. In 2025, he completed an international tour of 70 concerts across 14 countries and 4 continents, consolidating his position as one of the most singular flamenco pianists of his generation.

Carmen La Talegona is a flamenco dancer whose artistic career has been shaped by her work alongside some of the most influential figures in flamenco and contemporary performance. She has collaborated with renowned artists such as Antonio Canales, Manolete, El Güito, Rafael Amargo, Juan Andrés Maya, and Blanca del Rey, establishing herself as an artist of remarkable strength, elegance, and stage presence.

Among her most notable productions are Princesas del Flamenco, Maya, Miroterráneo, El Nuevo Tiempo, and Bailaoras. She has also presented works such as Semblante, alongside pianist Diego Amador, and premiered Tríada at the Suma Flamenca in 2024.

In recent years, she has collaborated with Sandra Carrasco and David de Arahal in productions such as Recordando a Marchena and Travesía, while also participating in Lux by Rosalía.

With a career that bridges tradition and innovation, Carmen Talegona continues to establish herself as one of the most compelling flamenco dancers of today’s scene.

El Yiyo, the artistic name of Miguel Fernández Rivas, is one of the most powerful and distinctive flamenco dancers of the new generation. Born in Barcelona, he began his career at the age of seven performing in flamenco tablaos, quickly standing out for his extraordinary stage presence and unmistakable artistic personality.

Throughout his career, El Yiyo has developed acclaimed productions such as Flamenco de Sangre, A Contratiempo, Jubileo, and his latest creation A mi aire, a deeply personal work that reflects his bold and contemporary vision of flamenco.

He has collaborated with renowned artists including Antonio Canales, Estrella Morente, Paco Montalvo, and Lola Índigo, while also working with major international brands such as Dior and Palomo Spain.

With a magnetic stage presence and a unique ability to merge tradition with contemporary expression, El Yiyo continues to establish himself as one of the leading flamenco dancers of today’s international scene.

David de Arahal (Seville, 2000) is regarded as one of the leading young figures in contemporary flamenco guitar. A guitarist and composer of remarkable sensitivity and personality, he trained with masters such as Manolo Sanlúcar, Rafael Riqueni, Tomatito, and José Luis Balao, developing a refined musical language rooted in tradition while embracing a contemporary vision.

Throughout his career, he has collaborated with major flamenco artists including Miguel Poveda, Estrella Morente, Israel Fernández, Lole Montoya, and Antonio Canales, consolidating his reputation as both an exceptional accompanist and solo artist.

His debut album Mar Verde revealed a mature and elegant artistic voice, while his second work, Callejón del Arte, presented at the Bienal de Flamenco de Sevilla, confirmed his evolution as one of the most compelling guitarists of his generation. In 2024, he received the Nuevo Valor award at the IX Premios Internacionales del Flamenco Manolo Sanlúcar, as well as the Premio Fatiguillo Revelación awarded by the Bienal’s specialized critics.

Alongside Sandra Carrasco, he created Recordando a Marchena, one of the most acclaimed flamenco productions of recent years, nominated for Best Flamenco Album at the Premios de la Academia de laMúsica de España 2025. Most recently, both artists premiered Nunca me olvides, a new project that continues their artistic exploration through a contemporary and deeply rooted vision of flamenco tradition.