Kaena Colorá — Latin pop, flamenco and world fusion band based in Nice, France
FlamencoLatinoPopWorld fusion
A quintet based in Nice, and a staged flamenco show. Two ways to have us.
Dates
Fri 9 Oct2026 · 7pm
Salle Juliette Gréco — 5 bis boulevard de la Colle Belle, Carros
Mediterranean film festival — 20th edition
14 & 15 Nov2026 · 8.30pm & 3pm
Théâtre de la Cité — 3 rue Paganini, Nice
Guest artists: Paco de Andrea & Andrea Prieto
The band
Kaena Colorá was born out of flamenco. It never stayed there.
Flamenco guitar, bass, cajón, saxophone and flute — and a voice that moves from cante jondo to rap without losing the thread. The repertoire runs through Latin pop, reggaetón, world fusion and flamenco: original compositions and songs everyone knows, rearranged our way.
The company also creates its own staged works — Íntimo, Bandoleras, Sangre y oro, Hispanidad — where dance takes the stage. Based in Nice, we play anywhere: theatres, festivals, music venues, private events. Music that is rooted and restless at once, speaking as much to flamenco lovers as to an audience that had never heard any.
Line-ups
Show
A real show, written and staged, where dance has its full place. The quintet is joined by guest artists and dancers from Spain: cante, guitar, palmas, zapateado — and a dramaturgy that holds the room from beginning to end.
For theatres, festivals and season programmes.
Concert
Five musicians, a repertoire made for the stage and for the dance floor. Latin pop, world fusion, reggaetón and flamenco follow one another without a pause: you can listen sitting down, though few people stay seated.
Flexible set, from cocktail hour to dance floor.
For private parties, weddings, corporate events, music venues and festivals.
Repertoire
From Nice, the company writes its own shows: staged pieces where the music carries a story and dance takes the stage.
A flamenco creation — 2026
Flamenco that speaks softly.
Flamenco is often played in the din. Íntimo goes the other way: closeness, confidence, what is said under the breath between two people and that a whole room hears anyway.
With dancers Paco de Andrea and Andrea Prieto, from Spain, and the voices of Natalia de Alicante and Denaïse.
See the dates
Flamenco, revolt and freedom
From the civil war to the Movida, the fate of Spanish women.
Through dance, song and flamenco music, the show sets memory against creation, tradition against freedom. Each tableau embodies resistance, hope and the universal strength of women in the face of injustice.
Vocals and narration Laura Scibetta, Natalia de Alicante, Denaïse · dance Sara Moha and Germán el Conguito.
Watch the teaser
The colours of a history
"Blood and gold: more than the colours of a flag, the colours of a history."
The show opens on those words and traces the episodes that shaped Spain — Iberians, Visigoths, Arabs, the Reconquista, the Conquista, the wars.
The first half runs from the eastern roots of flamenco to the fall of Granada: zambra, tangos, soleá por bulería, and the tears of Boabdil leaving the Alhambra. It closes on the Torre del Oro, where the gold of the Indies was landed. The second half moves to Seville — the corrida, the alegría, the fiesta — and ends as it must, on a bulería, everyone together.
Voice-over Dito Mallén · dance Sara Moha and Germán el Conguito.
A great fiesta, a hymn to the Hispanic world
The standards of Hispanic culture, flamenco style.
The show questions the links between Hispanic pop culture and flamenco, moving from traditional soleás to headlong rumbas, with Latin American colours.
With Denaïse on percussion and backing vocals, Sara Moha and Germán el Conguito on dance.
RaízAt the roots of flamenco
"Shaped by the experience of joy, of poverty and of suffering, flamenco deals with the deepest emotions that form the root of human experience."
A musical journey between Gitano influences, Moorish culture and traditional Andalusian folklore.
With Idriss Damien on flute, Melina Ruiz and Pascual Gomez on dance.
The Bandoleras company
The quintet
Vocals
The emotional heart of the band. A powerful, expressive voice moving from pure cante flamenco to Latin and pop rhythms — and she raps as well as she sings.
Flamenco guitar
He moves easily between traditional melodies and contemporary riffs. His playing is the melodic backdrop that ties the past to the present.
Bass & double bass
Coming from reggae and rumba gitana, he moves between acoustic bass, rumba guitar and double bass depending on what the piece asks for. He is after the groove, the sound, and the pleasure of playing together.
Percussion
The patriarch on the cajón. A pulse rooted in flamenco tradition and wide open to Latin and urban sounds: the signature of the band.
Saxophone & flute
His arrangements widen the band's musical horizon and bring a colour that crosses genres and borders.
Guest artists
For the staged shows — Íntimo, Bandoleras, Sangre y oro — the quintet grows.
Vocals
Vocals & percussion
Dance — Spain
Dance
Dance
Videos
On Spotify
All tracks on SpotifyIn progress
A record is being written. It brings together covers of the great Spanish and Latin American songs and the band's own compositions — conceived first for the festival stage, where the repertoire comes into its own.
Programmers: write to us for an early listen to the demos.
On stage
Full shows, stages with dancers, Latin nights: Kaena Colorá adapts to the venue and the evening, from the theatre to the music bar.
Bandoleras — photos: Claude Coletti
In the press
They have hosted us
Contact & booking
Theatres, festivals, private parties, corporate events. Tell us the venue, the date and the line-up you have in mind: we will come back with a quote and the technical rider.
Kaena Colorá — Latin pop · Flamenco — Nice, France
Stage photography: Claude Coletti