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Coral Albero is a certified bailaora from Málaga, having obtained her degree from the Professional Dance Conservatory. In addition to her extensive training in various disciplines, she has worked with numerous artists, notably as a soloist in the show "Eclosión" directed and choreographed by Luisa Palicio. 

In 2018, she traveled to China and Thailand under the direction of Ángel Rojas. She has also participated in festivals such as the "Festival de Jerez," "Festival flamenco de Tarragona," and the "Certamen coreográfico de Madrid." Currently, she alternates between performing on stage and her other passion, flamenco pedagogy.

Inma Rivero, a singer from Sevilla with roots in Utrera through her maternal family, has been traveling since a very young age to major theaters around the world with Paco Peña, Andrés Peña, Marcos Flores, Olga Pericet, Antonio Canales, and the best figures in contemporary flamenco dance.

Jesus Flores is a singer born in one of the cradles of flamenco, Morón de la Frontera. Coming from a flamenco family, he began singing at an early age, and since 2002, he has been a professional singer, accompanying artists such as Cristina Hoyos, Concha Vargas, Antonio Canales, Jesús Carmona, and El Junco, among others.

Joaquín Marín Flores, artistically known as "El Quini de Jerez," was born in Jerez, in the neighborhood of La Plazuela, in 1980, into the gypsy family of Los Pastillas.

At the young age of 12, he began his professional singing career as a palmero, accompanying the bailaora Manuela Carpio, until the age of 15 when he joined Antonio el Pipa's company. Throughout his career, he has worked with numerous important artists such as Tomasa Guerrero "La Macanita," Fernando Terremoto, Elu de Jerez, or Melchora Ortega, among others.

By the age of 20, as a mature singer, he decided to venture into singing and leave behind his role as a palmero. He started his singing career at El Lagar de Parrilla, one of the most emblematic venues in Jerez, and began performing in peñas, competitions, and festivals, winning the first prize in the Bulería Singing Contest of Jerez a year later.

After his success, he joined Antonio Gades' company, touring the world: the United States, France, London, Morocco, and Brazil were some of the destinations he traveled to on tour.

She was born in Lima and at the age of 14, she began her studies in flamenco dance and classical ballet. At 19, she moved to Seville to further her studies with renowned masters such as Manolo Marín, Juan de los Reyes, Andrés Peña, Andrés Marín, Pilar Ogalla, among others.

For 4 years, she studied at the "Cristina Heeren Foundation of Flamenco Art," achieving a degree of excellence under the guidance of esteemed teachers such as Milagros Menjibar, José Galvan, Rafael Campallo, Carmen Ledesma, Ursula Lopez, Rubén Olmo, and Javier Barón.

She has performed on various stages in Spain, Peru, Japan, Russia, Morocco, among others. She has been part of the company "La Cuadra de Sevilla," directed by Salvador Tavora, in the show "Flamenco para Traviata."

Furthermore, she has worked at the prestigious El Cordobés tablao in Barcelona on several occasions and at "El Flamenco" in Tokyo.

She has shared the stage with renowned artists such as Milagros Mengibar, El Mistela, Carmen Ledesma, Calixto Sanchez, Niño de Pura, among others.

Awards:

Second Prize at the National Dance Competition for Alegrías organized by Peña La Perla De Cadiz in August 2010.

Second Prize at the National Dance Competition Aniya la Gitana de Ronda organized by Peña Flamenca de Ronda in June 2013.

Currently, she is a teacher at the "Cristina Heeren Foundation of Flamenco Art," where she teaches advanced, intermediate, and basic levels of technique in bata de cola and mantón, footwork and rhythm, and general technique. She also performs at the El Perro Andaluz tablao in Seville.

Manuel Jiménez Montes, began at the age of 5 in his hometown, Córdoba, where he studied elementary, professional, and advanced degrees in flamenco dance. He has worked in numerous tablaos in Madrid, including the prestigious "Casa Patas".

In February 2019, he won the competition at Tablao Villa Rosa - Audience Mention Award and 1st prize.

Currently, he is a dancer with the Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía.

He was born in Seville, where he started playing flamenco guitar at the age of 11 under the direction of Jaime Burgos, continuing his apprenticeship in dance accompaniment with Benito de Mérida and Carmen Mora. In 1984 he participated in the course of the renowned guitarist Manolo Sanlúcar, organized by the Flamenco Biennial.

Throughout his career he has collaborated with notorious artists such as the Montoya family, Chiquetete, Segundo Falcón, José Galván, Adela Campallo or Antonio de la Malena. He has also been part of the Andalusian dance company and has attended important festivals such as the Seville Flamenco Biennial with the shows «Flamencos Anónimos» or «Flamenco para niños».

On the other hand, it is worth noting his participation in different television programs accompanying Pilar Astola such as "La Venta del Duende" and "La Llama Viva", as well as his presence in a series of documentaries about flamenco for the Odisea chain together with the Family Montoya, Fernanda Romero and Pepe Suero, among others.

This guitarist with an elegant touch has won several awards such as the First Prize for Toque awarded by the Federation of Peñas de Sevilla, in turn he has been selected to participate in the Flamenco Guitar Contest of Córdoba.

He began dancing and tapping at the age of 7 under the guidance of maestro Farruco, who taught him the foundations of flamenco. At the age of 16, he started his international career, becoming part of companies such as Salvador Távora's, Eva la Yerbabuena's, and Antonio Canales'.

Self-taught, ambitious, and with an entrepreneurial spirit on his path, he has had the opportunity to learn and share experiences and the stage with some of the greatest dancers and flamenco artists, including the Montoya family, Manuela Carrasco, Juan Amaya, the Morente family, and Antonio Canales, among others.

In 2008, he received the "Revelation Artist" award at the Seville Flamenco Biennial, and in 2015, he won the award at the International Festival of Cante de las Minas de La Unión in 2015.

Juan Tomás de la Molía was born on February 23, 2000, in Trebujena, Cádiz. At the age of six, he started taking classes at the Peña Cernícalos in Jerez de la Frontera, where he learned a lot about dancing bulerías. In 2007, at just seven years old, the bailaora Carmen Cortés invited him to perform at the end of a show at the Sabatini Gardens in Madrid, where he received a great ovation from the audience. In 2009, he left his classes in Jerez to join the Sevillana Academy José Galván, where he began training in different flamenco styles. That same year, he participated in the show 'En clave de Sol'.

In 2010, he was chosen to be part of the cast of the thirteen best young flamenco artists in Andalusia to participate in the TV program "Mi Primer Olé", directed by Paco Lobatón and presented by Pastora Soler. In 2013, he was selected as a member of the dance ensemble in the first edition of the TV program "Se llama Copla Junior". That same year, he received private lessons from Farruquito.

The following year, in 2014, he won a flamenco scholarship to receive intensive classes for a month under the guidance of Javier Barón and Milagros Mengíbar at the Cristina Heeren Sevillian Foundation.

In 2016, he won the second prize at the Andalusian Competition of Young Flamenco Artists organized by the Federation of Flamenco Clubs of Seville. That same year, he began performing as a dancer with the Banda Morisca, with whom he toured Europe in 2017.

In 2018, from February 9 to 12, he was part of the flamenco show 'Entre Generaciones' along with Manolo Marín and Pascual Lorca, held at the Peña Flamenca Al-Toná and Los Cabales in Hamburg, Germany. From March 10 to 25, he traveled through America with the Banda Morisca, performing in cities such as New York, Miami, Chicago, New Orleans, San Antonio, and Havana. On July 12, he won the first prize at the Manolo Soler dance competition, an international dance competition organized by the Cristina Heeren Foundation of Flamenco Art.

Juan Tomás won the Acciona Flamenco Dance Scholarship for the 2018/2019 annual course at the Cristina Heeren Foundation, receiving theoretical and practical classes from great masters such as Javier Barón, Milagros Mengíbar, El Choro, Rubén Olmo, and more.

In 2019, he won the first prize at the Andalusian Competition of Young Flamenco Artists organized by the Federation of Flamenco Clubs of Seville. Since September 2018, he has been in Triana at the Cristina Heeren Flamenco Foundation, dedicating himself to his passion and enriching his life. In 2023, he won the National Flamenco Art Competition in Córdoba.

Reyes Martín was born in Cádiz in 1974. She took her first steps in the world of flamenco at the age of 9. She began her journey in the flamenco group 'La Perla de Cádiz', with which she participated in numerous festivals in Spain and various countries in Europe and Asia.

At the age of 14, she started her solo career and moved to Madrid, where she worked at the flamenco tablao 'La Venta el Gato', sharing the stage with figures such as Antonio Canales and Güito. Later, she joined various flamenco companies, including:

- Manolo Carrasco (Miami, Spain)
- Flamencos en Route (Switzerland, Italy, Germany)
- Michiko Okamoto (Japan Tour)
- Javier Varón (Spain)
- Ballet Rafael Aguilar Opera Carmen (Germany, Italy)
- Joaquín Cortes "Live" (Mexico, Panama, Austria, England, Germany, Sweden)
- Tito Losada (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Santo Domingo)
- Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía under the direction of Cristina Hoyos (New York, Poland, China, Chile, Cuba, London)
- Tablao Flamenco "El Cordobés" (Barcelona)
- Tablao Flamenco (Tokyo)

For 11 years, she worked as a backing vocalist for 'El Barrio' in all their tours and productions, performing 17 sold-out shows at the Palacio de Deportes in Madrid, making her the only artist to achieve this feat, and 11 sold-out shows at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona.

She has also recorded the DVD "Esencia" with 'El Barrio', filmed at the Teatro Real in Madrid, and has been a singer at the Museo del Baile Flamenco under the direction of Cristina Hoyos.

Currently, Reyes Martín is fully dedicated to releasing her own musical work.

Miguel Rosendo began his professional career in flamenco clubs such as La Peña La Perla, La Peña Juanito Villar, and La Peña Enrique El Mellizo. As a flamenco singer at Tablao Flamenco Cordobes, the artist spent approximately 4 years in Japan, where he worked with Yoko Komatsubara's company and other Japanese companies.

Upon returning to Spain, he collaborated with renowned flamenco artists such as Cristina Hoyos, Javier Barón, Antonio El Pipa, Israel Galván, Andrés Peña, Edu Guerrero, and many others. Together, they performed in numerous theaters and festivals across Spain and internationally in countries such as Japan, Israel, France, Italy, the United States, and Chile.

Born in Seville in 1970, Juan Carlos Berlanga began playing guitar at the age of twelve at academies such as Matilde Coral. Shortly after, he joined José Galván's academy, where he spent several years.

He took classes with renowned maestros, including Mario Escudero. After a short time, he started working at the now-defunct Tablao Flamenco "La Trocha," where he had the opportunity to perform alongside great masters of the flamenco world such as Paco Toronjo, Angelita Vargas, and many others. At the age of fifteen, he began touring with José Galván's show and also appeared on television.

Throughout his career, he has performed in the finest theaters in Europe, including the Barbican in London, the Bucharest Opera, and the Palau Nacional de Montjuic in Barcelona, among many others in countries such as Austria, Sweden, Italy, France, Norway, Hungary, and more.

Since 1991, he has been a member of Yoko Komatsubara's company, a Japanese entrepreneur and dancer, with whom he has performed concerts throughout Asia and America. He has been visiting Japan four to five times a year since then. Additionally, he is responsible for composing music for all her shows, either on his own or in collaboration with musicians such as David Peña Dorantes, Chicuelo, Manolo Franco, and many others.

He has worked and continues to tour every year with renowned artists such as Joaquín Cortés, Luis Ortega, María del Mar Berlanga, Lola Greco, Javier Barón, Currillo de Bormujos, Maribel Gallardo, Familia Montoya, Lole Montoya, Manolo Franco, Alejandro Granados, Esperanza Fernández, Joaquín Grilo, Antonio Canales, and many more.

He is also part of Antonio Márquez's flamenco company, with which he tours extensively worldwide. Currently, he has several upcoming tours in Austria, Germany, Italy, Canada, and recently in Taiwan with another show by María Serrano's company called Flamentango, for which he is also the music composer. He participated in the opening and two more performances at the Expo held in Nagoya, Japan, in March 2005.

In January 2006, he worked in Japan in a show featuring artists such as Juan José Amador, Dorantes, Israel Galván, La Tana, David Lagos, and Natalia Marín. He collaborated with Natalia Marín in a series called "Peñas de Guardia," performing at various peñas in Seville and sharing stages in many of the shows in Japan.

From 2007 onwards, he continued to do an average of four annual tours in Asia with renowned artists. He performed at the Zaragoza Expo in 2008 with a fusion show between Yoruri theater (traditional Japanese theater) and flamenco, receiving great acclaim. Since 2009, he has accompanied artists such as María José Santiago and Falete on tours in countries like Argentina.

In 2009, he reunited with Dorantes and Japanese percussionist Eitetsu for a show featuring Hibiki (giant Japanese drums) at the New National Theater in Tokyo. That same year, he performed at the Flamenco Biennial 2010 with that show at the Maestranza Theater in Seville, followed by a tour in Mexico.