Flamenco Guitarists for Hire

Why hire a Spanish guitarist for my event?

Often categorised under the umbrella of ‘Classical Guitarists’, the sound of Latin guitar music works perfectly for either background music or as the focal point of the event. Ever popular for private parties, weddings and corporate events, a Spanish guitarist works well during the ceremony, drinks reception or evening meal.

If you’re planning a themed event with a focus on the vibrant sights and sounds of Spanish and Latin cultures, then booking Flamenco music is an ideal choice to enhance the atmosphere.

What type of music do Spanish guitar players perform?

We work alongside a varied roster of guitarists, some focusing primarily on Flamenco and Spanish classical music, with others offering a more varied repertoire to suit a broader audience.

You can expect to hear covers by acclaimed guitarists, such as:

Flamenco Guitarists

• Paco de Lucía
• Vicente Amigo
• Tomatito
• Sabicas
• Niño Ricardo

Spanish Classical Guitarists

• Andrés Segovia
• Fernando Sor
• Francisco Tárrega
• Isaac Albéniz
• Manuel de Falla 

Do Spanish guitarists accept song requests?

As well as performing songs from their repertoire, our professional guitarists are happy to take on requests so long as they can comfortably perform the song in their own musical style.

Whether you’re after a Rodrigo y Gabriela track for your ceremony or a modern pop song performed in a Flamenco style, our Spanish and Flamenco Guitarists for hire will do their best to accommodate any requests.

How long will the guitarist perform?

Often booked for a set number of hours, a Flamenco guitarist will happily tailor their performance to suit your timings or schedule. If performing over a 2-hour period, they will often play 2 x 45-minute sets, including a couple of short breaks. Other popular performance splits include 2 x 30 / 3 x 30 / 4 x 30-minute sets.

Can Flamenco guitarists work alongside other musicians?

Our Spanish flamenco guitarists often pair up with other musicians to create a fusion of Latin-infused music ideal for a wide range of event types. One of the most common pairings is the marriage of Latin guitar with percussion. Adding an extra rhythmic layer to the sound creates a more upbeat sound, which is ideal if you want the music to accompany dancing.