Music & Artists
From rumba out of Heidelberg to cumbia from Buenos Aires, from a cantaor from Madrid to a bailaora from Mexico: these are the bands and flamenco artists who have played at Spanisches Fest.

Multicultural band based in Germany with musicians from Chile, Peru, Spain and Germany. It started in 2014 as a busking trio and is now one of the most energetic live bands around: cumbia, reggae, ska and Peruvian chicha.
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Argentinian musicians based in Nuremberg. Cumbia with heavy bass, sharp horns, reggae grooves and a rock attitude. In Heidelberg they played the closing set of the night.
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At home in Heidelberg, with musicians from Spain and Ivory Coast. Their blend of rumba, country folk and West African balafon has taken them to more than 200 concerts in eight European countries.
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A trio from La Laguna (Tenerife) and Rome. With a loop station and a pile of instruments they build their songs live on stage, layer by layer.
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Founded in Argentina in 2009, in Europe since 2021 and now based in Spain. A travelling band-orchestra somewhere between rumba, cumbia, ska, swing and Balkan – up to 200 concerts a year across 16 countries.
Instagram →Cantaor from Madrid. He has toured Europe, America, Africa and Asia with Spanish dance and flamenco companies, and sings regularly in Madrid’s major tablaos.
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Singer-songwriter from Cantabria in northern Spain and one of the region’s most active folk musicians. He has played on more than forty studio albums and is also an author and music teacher.
Website →Rumba gitana and Spanish guitar – fiesta mood from the very first note.

Musicians from Argentina, Italy, France, Colombia and Spain who met on Fuerteventura. Their flamenco is made for dancing – rumba, palmas and guitar.
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Bailaora from Mexico, trained in Madrid and an award-winner at the Festival Internacional de Danza de Almería among others. She now dances on stages across Europe – in Heidelberg together with guitarist Gaizka Baena.
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Flamenco guitarist from the Basque Country. He has accompanied dance companies and played in tablaos for years; at Spanisches Fest he shared the stage with Karen Lugo.
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The flamenco group of the La Mitra dance school in Ludwigshafen, who performed in Heidelberg as “El Patio Andaluz”. Baile, palmas and cante from right here in the region, with regular workshops led by guest teachers from Spain.
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