Trinidad Jimenez at Sala Villanos

"ELÉCTRICA," the latest trio album by flutist and composer Trinidad Jiménez, arrives in the Spanish capital after a whirlwind journey through festivals and key events for Spanish jazz.

She is joined by David Sancho (piano, Rhodes, synthesizers) and Borja Barrueta (drums, electronics). It promises to be a night filled with music and surprises to bring this era to a close. Colorful harmonies, synthesized sounds, and the legacy of flamenco and rock represented in rhythm and melodic styles — that's what "ELÉCTRICA" offers. On this occasion, the Andalusian flutist and composer grows and expands into contemporary jazz while continuing to nurture her roots with the inspiration provided by flamenco. Her ensemble of keyboards, synthesizers, drums, and effects pedals, combined with the flute, places us in an eclectic space where expressiveness stands out above all else....

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"ELÉCTRICA," the latest trio album by flutist and composer Trinidad Jiménez, arrives in the Spanish capital after a whirlwind journey through festivals and key events for Spanish jazz.

She is joined by David Sancho (piano, Rhodes, synthesizers) and Borja Barrueta (drums, electronics). It promises to be a night filled with music and surprises to bring this era to a close. Colorful harmonies, synthesized sounds, and the legacy of flamenco and rock represented in rhythm and melodic styles — that's what "ELÉCTRICA" offers. On this occasion, the Andalusian flutist and composer grows and expands into contemporary jazz while continuing to nurture her roots with the inspiration provided by flamenco. Her ensemble of keyboards, synthesizers, drums, and effects pedals, combined with the flute, places us in an eclectic space where expressiveness stands out above all else.

Attending a concert of "ELÉCTRICA" is like diving into a story told without words, an introspective journey that shakes the boundaries of jazz, flamenco, and rock. Decibels, instrumental wails, and respectful, honest experimentation will be the hallmarks of the Almerian flutist's new project.

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