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I went to a Flamenco show at Charade, located here in San Diego at 1863 Fifth Avenue in the Bankers Hill neighborhood. It was hosted by Alma Flamenco, and it was outstanding as usual. The lineup was on point: guitarist Kombiz Pakan , violinist David Morales , singer Juan Murube , and dancers Latchmi Basille and Shannon Lopez . The whole night had that feeling I always hope for—where the artists are locked in, the room is listening and rambunctious at the right time, and you

A Memorable Night at Café Sevilla Last night — February 10, 2026 — I had a gig that reminded me why I started playing music. Café Sevilla in San Diego hosted us for a private event downstairs . A group of tech convention attendees rented the space. The atmosphere had a rare mix of energy and focus. People were there to celebrate and unwind after a long day. They were engaged, not just creating background noise. It was a real listening environment, allowing the guitar to sp

Last Saturday night, February 7, was one of those nights that reminds me why playing with the dancers and a singer still matters. I played for the group at Mediterranean Cafe ( 112 W. Washington St., San Diego 92103 )—a nice little neighborhood spot in the Mission Hills/Hillcrest area with people out living life: eating, talking, laughing… and then stopping long enough to let Flamenco Cante y Baile take over the room. That’s not a small thing. A restaurant is a bustling busi

by Agustín El Moro Juneteenth has passed. For me, this is not just a date marked on a calendar, it is a living, breathing testament—a...

There’s a silence that echoes within me every Father’s Day. A silence shaped by absence, grief, gratitude, and legacy. When I lost my...

By Agustín El Moro Flamenco Fusion Guitarist & Enterprise Architect/Model Based Systems Engineer Art feeds the soul, mi gente...my people...

Sometimes, being a left-handed Flamenco guitarist feels like being a poet in a world without paper—there’s rhythm and fire in your soul,...