Álvaro Moreno Burgos

He began his guitar training with Miguel Pérez from 2018 to 2021. That same year, he was awarded a scholarship at the prestigious Fundación Flamenco Cristina Heeren, where he studied for two years under renowned maestros such as Pedro Sierra, Diego del Morao, Salvador Gutiérrez, Juan Campallo, Pedro Sánchez, Pedro Barragán, and Kaveh Nassei. He is currently continuing his development with Rubén Levaniegos and Paco Jarana.

As an accompanist, he has worked with a wide range of flamenco singers, including Juan José Amador, Juan Villar Hijo, Rubio de Pruna, Pepe de Pura, Manuel de La Niña, Tremendo Hijo, Juan de Mairena, Sebastián Cruz, Paco el Sopi, Antonio El Turri, Segundo Falcón, Rafael de Utrera, Enrique el Extremeño, Antonio el Pulga, Manuel Lombo, José Méndez, Juan Valderrama, and many others.

He has performed in iconic tablaos such as Los Gallos, Museo del Baile Flamenco (Cristina Hoyos), El Arenal, Teatro Flamenco Sevilla, Teatro Flamenco Granada, Casa Ana, La Alegría, La Casa de la Guitarra, Las Setas, Palacio Flamenco Granada, and Tablao Azahar.

He has accompanied dancers like Javier Barón, Eva Yerbabuena, Moisés Navarro, Pepe Torres, Rafael Campallo, Ángel Fariña, Macarena Ramírez, Rosario Toledo, Juan Tomás de la Molía, and many others. He has collaborated with several flamenco academies, including those of Rosario Jiménez, Vanessa Montaño, Carmen Argullo, Mónica de Jerez, Carlos Troya, Fali Reyna, Carmen Lozano, and Macarena Cocineros.

He has participated in Matilde Coral’s dance exams for several years, performed at her academy’s end-of-year gala in 2021, and at events like the Festival del Tacón de Utrera (2020 and 2023), “Cuplé Flamenco” (2022), “Pasión Flamenca” (2023), and “De los pies a la cabeza” (2024). He has also played in flamenco festivals in Herrera, Manilva, Aguilar de la Frontera, Fernán Núñez, Moriles, Fuente Palmera, Estepa, and Sucina.

As a soloist, he was selected for the “Melchor de Marchena” Young Guitarists Competition in 2019, became a finalist in the Fundación Cristina Heeren competition in 2021 (earning a scholarship), and was selected for the Federación de Peñas de Sevilla competition the same year. In 2022 he was a finalist in the Niño Miguel competition, and in 2024 he earned third place in the final of the Melchor de Marchena competition. That same year he won two first prizes at the Sucina Young Flamenco Festival (Murcia): Best Guitar and Best Show for Aromas del Sur. He also performed at the XXIII Bienal de Flamenco de Sevilla alongside maestro Juan Carlos Romero for the presentation of his new album El que va conmigo y yo.