Iván Vargas, born in 1985 in Granada’s Sacromonte neighborhood, began his dance career at age 4, performing at la Cueva de La Rocío. From a dynasty of renowned flamenco artists, he performed in Madrid’s tablaos like Casa Patas and Café de Chinitas. Highlights of his career include the Bienal de Sevilla (1992), “Muerte en Granada” with “La Fura dels Baus,” and the 2004 Festival de Jerez. He toured internationally with “YO MISMO” and participated in major festivals in Japan, Brazil, and France. His recent work includes successful performances in the USA, Czech Republic, Belgium, and France, and he continues teaching and touring.

Born in a flamenco environment, Nazaret followed her mother’s steps like a game and then became a professional dancer. She began dancing at the end of the party in the shows that her mother danced at the age of five. At the age of ten, she took part in the Flamenco Biennial in Seville with the show with Carmen Amaya, “Evocaciones”, performing Carmen alongside her mother, Juana Amaya, Rafael Amargo, and other great artists. After a long career and tours around the world, she is currently a teacher at the dance academy of Juana Amaya and Cristóbal Reyes in Seville.