Jorge Pardo

Jorge Pardo is a pioneering force in the world of jazz and flamenco fusion, renowned for his virtuosity on the flute and saxophone. Born in Madrid, Spain, on December 1, 1956, Pardo has been blurring the lines between jazz improvisation and the rich tapestry of Spanish music traditions for decades. His innovative approach and technical mastery have earned him a revered place among both jazz and flamenco communities.

Throughout his career, Jorge Pardo has worked with a plethora of musical giants, affirming his reputation as a collaborative artist and a boundary-pusher. His musical journey is marked by prolific collaborations, including his important contributions to the band of legendary flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucía, and his work with jazz icons like Chick Corea. Pardo's expansive discography showcases his continuous exploration and evolution as an artist, and his recent releases, such as "Sonidos de tu Meditar" and "La Tarabita", exemplify his commitment to crafting intricate soundscapes that draw listeners into his unique fusion of genres. Whether performing live, like in the "Café Berlin Live Sessions" or creating evocative studio recordings, Pardo's artistry continues to mesmerize audiences and assert his standing as a monumental figure in contemporary world music.

Genres

Flamenco

Spanish Jazz

Related Artists

Tomatito

Camaron De La Isla

Ketama

Enrique Morente

Gipsy Kings

Diego El Cigala

Paco de Lucía

Jose Merce

Vicente Amigo

Ottmar Liebert

Estrella Morente

Luis Salinas

Latest Release

Pa' Que Te Acuerdes De Mí

Jorge Pardo

Single - Released September 26, 2025