CHABEM - The collaboration between Chano Domínguez, Hamilton de Holanda, and Rubem Dantas is a captivating fusion of three contemporary music virtuosos, blending diverse cultures, musical styles, and artistic excellence to create a dazzling and emotionally charged show that will truly captivate the audience.   This performance in a unique occasion where the passion of flamenco, which has significantly shaped Chano's musical journey, meets the traditional Brazilian Choro music, ingeniously transformed by Hamilton into a synthesis of remarkable beauty alongside bossa nova and street music. This fusion is completed by Dantas, a pioneer in flamenco percussion, whose innovative approach aligns perfectly with the spirit of jazz, resulting in a one-of-a-kind musical experience that bridges genres and traditions.

This flamenco quartet explores the classic Spanish composers including de Falla, Albeniz, Granados, Mompou and others, imbuing their interpretations with a profound understanding of the great flamenco tradition. Olé!

Chano Dominguez (piano) is one of the most celebrated jazz musicians "recruited" by flamenco. Before he descended fully into the flamenco scene with his “Chano Domínguez Trío”, he had already worked with renowned artists such as Pepe de Lucía, Potito and Juan Manuel Cañizares. Chano Domínguez has achieved an unusual integration between rhythms and languages of jazz and flamenco. He plays tangos, tanguillos, alegrías, compás de bulerías, fandangos and soleás on his piano with a traditional jazz structure. Nowadays, he is one of the most demanded musicians on the entire Spanish music scene, in any musical genre. He has worked with an extensive range of artists including Enrique Morente, Estrella Morente, Martirio, Marta Valdés, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Ana Belén, Jorge Pardo, Carles Benavent, Paco de Lucía, Joe Lovano, Herbie Hancock, Jack DeJohnette and Wynton Marsalis.

Daniel Navarro (bailaor) flamenco bailaor and choreographer that has also been influenced by ballet, having studied a ballet degree for 6 years at the Professional Conservatory of Córdoba. Before starting his solo career, he has been the first dancer in several dance companies such as Antonio Canales, Cristina Hoyos, Javier Latorre and groups such as Ballet de Murcia and Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía. He has also collaborated with flamenco greats such as Vicente Amigo, El Pele and others. He has been awarded the Mayo Maya prize in the national flamenco art contest in 2001, and was also the winner of the first prize El Desplante for the international Festival de Cante de las Minas in 2005. Daniel Navarro has collaborated with Chano Dominguez for many years.

Chonchi Heredia (voice) Chonchi Heredia began singing at the age of 9 in Sacromonte, Granada. From there, she started her professional career working with Joaquín Cortés, Antonio Canales, Tomatito, Vicente Amigo, Alejandro Sanz, Jorge Pardo, Carles Benavent, Chano Domínguez, and the great maestro Paco de Lucía. She has released three solo albums and is one of the most recognized voices in flamenco.

Alongside these three magnificent musicians is a special collaboration featuring Chano Dominguez ́s own son Pablo Dominguez on the cajon.Born in Cadiz in a musical family, he delved into the word Flamenco and Jazz from a very young age.His father, Chano Dominguez, immersed him into a wealth of musical talent with names such as Tomatito, Luis de la Pica, Antonio Serrano, Piraña and Blas Córdoba.