Buika at Flamenco Jazz Festival: Buika at City Recital Hall Angel Place

“A singer like Buika comes only once in a generation.” New York Post

“Unique is an over-used word but this Spanish-African singer and rising world music star’s gorgeous, smoky, profoundly soulful blend of jazz, flamenco, blues, soul and more deserves the title.” Miami Herald

Following sold out performances in London, a tour of the USA and her scheduled performance at WOMAdelaide 2014, Buika performs at City Recital Hall Angel Place for one night only.

The Spanish singer of African descent breaks down the walls that surround flamenco, using her ‘velvet gravel’ voice to put a unique spin on her music. Buika’s rich, sensual and husky voice brings an incredible uniqueness to her renditions of flamenco, jazz and soul works – along with her own emotive original works....

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“A singer like Buika comes only once in a generation.” New York Post

“Unique is an over-used word but this Spanish-African singer and rising world music star’s gorgeous, smoky, profoundly soulful blend of jazz, flamenco, blues, soul and more deserves the title.” Miami Herald

Following sold out performances in London, a tour of the USA and her scheduled performance at WOMAdelaide 2014, Buika performs at City Recital Hall Angel Place for one night only.

The Spanish singer of African descent breaks down the walls that surround flamenco, using her ‘velvet gravel’ voice to put a unique spin on her music. Buika’s rich, sensual and husky voice brings an incredible uniqueness to her renditions of flamenco, jazz and soul works – along with her own emotive original works.

Nominated in the 56th Grammy Awards for Best Latin Jazz Album La Noche Más Larga, Buika has received numerous accolades including a Latin Grammy in 2010 and being selected as part of the NPR “50 Great Voices” radio gallery.

Buika has collaborated with artists such as Chucho Valdés, Anoushka Shankar, Nelly Furtado and Seal, as well as performing on screen in the Pedro Almodóvar’s film The Skin I Live In.

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