Carolina Esteves (Dance)
Born into a Spanish family in Buenos Aires, Carolina started her dance studies at a young age studying ballet, drama, contemporary dance and tango. She undertook intensive training in flamenco for five years in the prestigious academy "Amor de Dios" in Madrid studying with some of the great names of flamenco including la China, La Truco, Belen Fernandez, Yolanda Heredia in Amor de Dios and Rafaela Carrasco, Manolo Linan and Juan Polvillo in Jerez de la Frontera.
Carolina has an extensive background in all aspects of dance, from traditional tablao flamenco to contemporary dance – flamenco and street experimental flamenco.
She is now teaching and performing regularly in London at tablaos and peñas.
La Morenita (Dance)
Michelle Carrier "La Morenita" lived and trained in Jerez, Spain with Jerez based artists Mercedes Ruiz, Chiqui de Jerez, Manuela Carpio and Ana Maria Lopez, amongst others. Other reknowned flamenco artists she has studied with include Eva la Yerbabuena, Rafaela Carrasco, Belen Maya, Israel Galvan, Farruquito, La Truco, Manolo Linan and Marco Flores.
She has performed regularly in the UK including at the Costa Dorada tablao in London, at the Peacock Theatre in the role of Carmen with Escuela de Baile and has collaborated with several professional flamenco groups in the UK.
Steve Homes (guitar)
At the age of ten taught himself flamenco guitar from recordings of the great Sabicas and later Paco de Lucia, giving his first solo performance at the age of fifteen.
He is widely regarded as one of the best and most original flamenco guitarists currently working in the UK. Notable UK venues he has performed at include the Royal Festival Hall, the Barbican, the Commonwealth Institute and the Glastonbury Festival as well as many TV and radio appearances.
He has produced several recordings of his compositions the most recent being ‘Secret Garden’ – ("...magical..."– Steve Carr, Flamenco News.) He is currently recording new material for his next album, regularly performing and teaches flamenco guitar at the Spanish Guitar Center, Leicester Square, London.
Ulises Diaz Ropero (vocals)
Ulises hails from Toledo Spain and is one of the most sought after flamenco singers in the UK. Recognised for his diversity as a singer, his influences range from the legendary Camaron de la Isla to the Cuban singer Ibrahim Ferrer.
Demi Garcia Sabat (percussion)
Since graduating from the London College of Music Demi has been working as a freelance drummer/percussionist specializing in flamenco and Latin styles. He plays with a number of groups ranging from more traditional to the experimental, fusing flamenco with other genres including Jazz, Arabic and Indian.
Demi performs regularly with flamenco dancers and has performed in venues such as the Royal Albert Hall London. He also works as a peripatetic drum teacher and has been involved in a number of educational flamenco/samba workshops around the country. | 
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