Juan Murube (Sevilla, Spain) is a versatile and multifaceted artist, whose career spans not only across Spain, but internationally. Performing with prestigious companies and in renowned flamenco tablaos in Seville and Madrid, Juan has shared the stage with some of the top names in flamenco. He has worked with singers Márquez "El Zapatero," Manuel de Paula, Enrique "El Extremeño," and dancers Antonio Canales, Pepe Torres, Andrés Peña, Patricia Guerrero, and many others.Juan has travelled across multiple continents participating in numerous flamenco projects, and while his preference is traditional flamenco (cante jondo), he also enjoys expressing his art with freedom. He has collaborated in many shows of diverse musical genres. His creations and performances bring a particularly rich dimension to flamenco. Murube's latest album "Cambiático" is available now on all streaming platforms.
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John Moore (Juan Moro) is a California based guitarist, living in San Diego. He learned flamenco guitar in the San Francisco flamenco scene of the 1970s and traveled to Spain in 1974, where he studied with David Serva and played for dance classes at the Amor de Dios studios for dancers such as María Magdealena. He toured with Spanish dance companies, both in Spain, as well as in Greece and the Middle East, before returning to the US, where he played for major dance companies in San Francisco and Boston. Moore returned to Spain in the early 1980s and again worked at Amor de Dios (playing for Ciro, Manolete, and La Tati). He also performed at Madrid’s Café Silverio, accompanying singers such as Rafael Romero and Enrique Orozco. Since 1985, he has worked extensively in the San Francisco Bay Area and in San Diego. He has released two solo CDs: Cinfución (2008) and Amordediosero (2020). Moore has published on flamenco topics, including several articles and an annotated translation of José Luis Ortiz Nuevo’s classic Mil y una historias de Pericón de Cádiz (A thousand and one stories of Pericón de Cádiz).
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