Two guitars in improvised conversation give Lewis Florez a distinctive sound that couples will notice immediately at a wedding. Brandon and Alejandro draw from their respective traditions, bringing Flamenco, Latin and jazz elements into the same musical dialogue. Their different techniques, plectrum and finger picking, allow contrasting personalities and playing styles to emerge across original material and well known classics. The act can expand beyond the core duo, with packages described for anything from two to ten musicians. Its strongest feature remains the interplay between two guitarists who approach the instrument from different traditions.
Watch Lewis Florez perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Brandon and Alejandro handle their own sound, top to bottom, with the equipment they've chosen and know inside out. Nothing gets left for you to organise or hire in, and the venue doesn't need a rig of its own. It's one fewer supplier to chase in the week before your event.
Brandon and Alejandro work as a two guitar duo, and that is the usual booking. If your room wants something larger they can scale the group up, anywhere from the pair through to a ten piece, and they will work out the shape with you based on the space and the sort of night you are running. The flamenco, Latin and jazz repertoire carries across all of it. Talk through the size you have in mind when you enquire and they will put the line-up together.
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