The room can move from the passion of Spanish guitar into modern electronic rhythm when Flamenco Electro performs. Sydney guitarist Mike Rizk leads a format that can include percussion, bass, keyboards and electronic elements. Traditional and progressive flamenco can sit beside flamenco house, vocals, dance and contemporary world dance. For a wedding, you can consider solo guitar or a duo for the ceremony, then a larger ensemble for a featured reception set. That range from traditional Spanish atmosphere to a complete flamenco electronic band is the act's defining strength for a varied wedding day.
Watch Flamenco-Electro perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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The show gets shaped to the event, but the elements are consistent. Traditional flamenco sits alongside the progressive Gypsy Kings style playing, then flamenco house pushes it toward the dance floor. Vocals run through it. Flamenco dance and modern contemporary world dance are part of the picture too, so there's something to watch as well as listen to. Which parts get more room depends on what you're running.
The full band is four to five players, so allow floor space accordingly. If your venue has no PA, they'll bring their own, which takes one problem off your list. Worth telling them which way it is when you enquire, because it changes the load-in.
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