Juanito Pascual New Flamenco Trio at The Tin Pan

The Juanito Pascual New Flamenco Trio is the title of the band's new CD that takes listeners on a magical journey to the lands of flamenco, the jungle, and even India, a possible source of the rhythms and tonalities of early flamenco. Some tracks mix soul with flamenco sounds. Others reach out to the haunting scales of the flamenco tradition. Harmonies go wild.

Juanito Pascual has been called "one of the hottest flamenco guitarists in recent years" by National Public Radio. Born in Minneapolis in 1973, Pascual has gradually become a new voice in this most Spanish of musical genres. His signature virtuosity and warm, evocative playing, along with his original compositional style, have won him praise and admiration around the globe. He moved to Spain after high school and lived "on the streets" in order to study with the flamenco masters he idolized. Now, a graduate of New England Conservatory, he regularly tours the U.S., Europe and has released three highly regarded CDs....

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The Juanito Pascual New Flamenco Trio is the title of the band's new CD that takes listeners on a magical journey to the lands of flamenco, the jungle, and even India, a possible source of the rhythms and tonalities of early flamenco. Some tracks mix soul with flamenco sounds. Others reach out to the haunting scales of the flamenco tradition. Harmonies go wild.

Juanito Pascual has been called "one of the hottest flamenco guitarists in recent years" by National Public Radio. Born in Minneapolis in 1973, Pascual has gradually become a new voice in this most Spanish of musical genres. His signature virtuosity and warm, evocative playing, along with his original compositional style, have won him praise and admiration around the globe. He moved to Spain after high school and lived "on the streets" in order to study with the flamenco masters he idolized. Now, a graduate of New England Conservatory, he regularly tours the U.S., Europe and has released three highly regarded CDs.

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