Pepe Habichuela, born José Antonio Carmona Carmona in 1944 in Granada, Spain, is a revered flamenco guitarist and a prominent member of the renowned Carmona dynasty of flamenco artists. He began forging his path in flamenco at a tender age, inspired by his family's deep-rooted musical tradition. Over the decades, Habichuela has become synonymous with a refined and expressive style of guitar playing that honors the purity of flamenco while incorporating innovative techniques that have influenced generations of guitarists.

Throughout his illustrious career, Pepe Habichuela has worked with a multitude of flamenco’s most iconic figures and has expanded his reach beyond traditional boundaries by collaborating with artists from other genres, demonstrating flamenco's versatility and global appeal. His discography illustrates a deep personal journey through the soul of flamenco, with releases like "Alma (Flamenco)" and "Mi Sentir" showcasing his mastery of the form. "Manuel Tejuela Con Pepe Habichuela" reflects his willingness to support and elevate fellow musicians, while "Habichuela en Rama" underscores his dedication to preserving the raw essence of flamenco. "A Mandeli" serves as a testament to the enduring nature of his art and his capacity to resonate with contemporary audiences while remaining steadfast in his authenticity. Pepe Habichuela remains a towering figure in the landscape of flamenco music, his name etched deeply in the annals of its history.