Juanito Pascual - New Flamenco Trio at An Die Musik Live

Juanito Pascual's New Flamenco Trio tcreates a unique world music experience fusing traditional Spanish flamenco with elements of jazz, pop, and rock music, and performing with virtuosity and passion.

Called the “Ry Cooder of Flamenco guitar” by music journalist Steve Morse, Juanito Pascual’s guitar work will be framed by the tasteful bass texturing of Brad Barrett and the inventive percussion of Guillermo Barron.

A Minnesota native, guitarist Pascual has logged countless miles as his career has taken him from the streets of Madrid to the hallowed halls of the New England Conservatory and concert stages around the world. Numerous appearances on radio, television and film have further widened his audience. He made a cameo performance with Steve Martin and Andy Garcia in the 2009 film Pink Panther 2 and performs much of the music in a film, TV and Netflix series about the life of Pope Francis. ...

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Juanito Pascual's New Flamenco Trio tcreates a unique world music experience fusing traditional Spanish flamenco with elements of jazz, pop, and rock music, and performing with virtuosity and passion.

Called the “Ry Cooder of Flamenco guitar” by music journalist Steve Morse, Juanito Pascual’s guitar work will be framed by the tasteful bass texturing of Brad Barrett and the inventive percussion of Guillermo Barron.

A Minnesota native, guitarist Pascual has logged countless miles as his career has taken him from the streets of Madrid to the hallowed halls of the New England Conservatory and concert stages around the world. Numerous appearances on radio, television and film have further widened his audience. He made a cameo performance with Steve Martin and Andy Garcia in the 2009 film Pink Panther 2 and performs much of the music in a film, TV and Netflix series about the life of Pope Francis.

His music is an organic blend of traditional and contemporary flamenco with far ranging influences. Pascual’s upcoming program will likely include tunes such as "While My Guitar Gently Weeps” by George Harrison, “Afro Blue” by Mongo Santamaria, “Entre dos Aguas” by Paco de Lucia, and “All Blues” by Miles Davis, along with his own originals.

Tickets are $20 in advance, $23 at the door, $10 for students with ID

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