English Artists
Alfonso Carpio 'Mijita'
Alfonso Carpio Fernández, known artistically as 'Mijita,' is a flamenco singer born in the San Miguel neighborhood of Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz, Spain, in 1972. Coming from a family with a rich flamenco tradition, he is the son of Alfonso Carpio 'El Mijita' and the great-grandson of 'El Chalao.' His style combines a powerful voice and passionate delivery, reflecting the pure essence of Jerez flamenco.
Capullo de Jerez
Capullo de Jerez is one of the most emblematic flamenco singers of contemporary times. Born in Jerez de la Frontera in 1954, he is famous for his interpretation of bulerías, always maintaining the essence of pure flamenco. He has performed on both national and international stages, showcasing his art with a unique and unmistakable style.
Jesule de la Tomasa
Jesule de la Tomasa is a singer and guitarist born in the Santiago neighborhood of Jerez de la Frontera, a cradle of flamenco par excellence. Throughout his career, he has worked with a roster of renowned artists in the flamenco world, fusing genres like funk, rock, and jazz with traditional flamenco. His unique style, characterized by a raw and visceral sound, has made him one of the most innovative and respected artists in the flamenco scene.
Luisa Muñoz
Luisa Muñoz is a gypsy flamenco singer born in Montpellier, France, and belongs to 'Los Montoya,' one of the most prominent flamenco dynasties. With a versatile repertoire, Luisa has conquered major stages in Spain and Europe.
Rafael Del Zambo
Rafael Fernández Ruiz, known artistically as Rafael del Zambo, is a talented flamenco singer. He began his musical career performing at festivals with his family at a young age. Part of the prestigious Zambo family, he is the son of Enrique el Zambo and is known for his deep, pure, and emotive cante jondo, which has earned him recognition in the flamenco world.
Samuel Serrano
Samuel Pimentel Serrano, known artistically as Samuel Serrano, is a prominent flamenco cantaor born in Chipiona in 1994. From a young age, he began shaping his career in festivals alongside his family and under the influence of his cousin Manuel Flores 'Macarrón'. Belonging to the prestigious lineage of Los Agujetas, Samuel is known for his deep, raw, and racial voice, and for his profound and emotional cante jondo, which has earned him a prominent place in the flamenco world.