Alfonso Mogaburo Cid was raised in Seville, the heartland of flamenco music. His mother, an amateur singer from Triana, a Flamenco enclave in Seville, and his grandfather, an aficionado of flamenco were his earliest influences. He also had the opportunity of attending the activities of one the most significant flamenco clubs in Andalusia, the Peña Flamenca Torres-Macarena since 1987. There he had the wonderful opportunity of attending performances by some of the greatest flamenco artists of all time: José Mercé, Fernanda and Bernarda de Utrera, Chocolate, Chano Lobato, Rancapino, El Pele as well as the dancer Javier Latorre and Carmen Ledesma among many others. He also was a member as a flute player of the resident flamenco fusion band of the Peña Torres-Macarrena called “Al Baño María¨ which toured throughout Andalusia in venues such as “La Carbonería” and festivals in Málaga, Alcalá de Guadaira, Utrera, and Lebrija.

Guillermo Guillén is an exquisitely artful and eclectic flamenco guitarist, composer, and arranger whose sensitivity and creativity make him a highly sought-after musical collaborator for live performances and studio work — from the most traditional flamenco to adventurous experimental projects. Born and raised in France, Guillén trained in Spain and has performed and taught flamenco internationally for over 20 years. He currently lives in the New York City area.  

Guillermo Guillén is the founder of FlamencoMaps, the online educational and teaching resource center and YouTube channel. Thousands of flamenco lovers from around the world have benefited from his highly effective classes and instructional videos.  

Keth Lases started her flamenco journey as a dancer in the early 2000s under the direction of Kristina de Sacramento in Minneapolis, USA. Originally from Mexico, she lived and performed extensively in the Pacific Northwest for 10 years before moving to Toronto in 2019 where she keeps developing as an artist at local tablaos, events, festivals, and recitals.