Hamid Ajbar Flamenco was founded in Granada in 2016 by the singer of Moroccan origin Hamid Ajbar, graduated from the conservatory of Rabat as an expert in Andalusian and oriental music, and first national prize of Andalusian singing. The project was born with the idea of delving into the Arab-Andalusian music and flamenco, to discover the shared history between the Andalusian who one day was forced to leave his home and cross the shore to North Africa, and flamenco, which came to Al Andalus when it ceased to be called as such. Through intoxicating melodies and fascinating rhythms, both traditions achieve an authentic fusion. The project includes some of the best artists from the flamenco scene such as singers  Alberto Funes and Vicente Gelo, guitarists Lolo de la Encarna and Puchero, dancers Eva Manzano and Rocio Molina, amongst others, as well as musicians Aziz Samsaoui, Fathi Ben Yakoub, Mouhssine Koraichi and Khalid Ahaboune. 

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Dos Historias, un Camino

Dos Historias, un Camino (two stories, one way) is a musical encounter between two cultures, Arab-Andalusian and Flamenco. Although they were originally from different eras, they coincide in time and place where both were marginalized. With this show they unite the depth of flamenco singing with the lyrical poetry of the Andalusian moaxajas and zejeles and oriental rhythms, in a "jondo" fusion, of exquisite flavor, with a fragrance as fresh as the breeze of the summer nights of the Alhambra.