Los Vivancos

Los Vivancos is a group of seven brothers known for their striking acting talent and virtuosity in playing musical instruments. The uniqueness of their legacy lies in being the sons of the legendary Pedro Vivancos García, who founded a school in Barcelona that brings together education in dance, music, and martial arts. Being a father of a large family himself, Pedro raised his children in the spirit of artistry and collective creativity. Each of the brothers has a biblical name: Elias, Judah, Joshua, Christ, Israel, Aaron, and Josue. Their performances are truly an explosive mix of traditional flamenco and modern martial arts connected to live music and acrobatic elements. The musicians virtuously play various instruments, including electronic cello, five-string cello, cajón, saxophone, flute, violin, and keyboard. Los Vivancos have demonstrated over 900 shows in 200 cities worldwide, attracting the attention of almost 2 million viewers. They are celebrated for their performances in cities like London, New York, and Moscow, and even noted in the Guinness World Records for the fastest tap performance of a cha-cha. They have shared the stage with renowned artists such as Antonio Banderas and Mylène Farmer, as well as with symphony orchestras. In 2014, they closed the Winter Olympics in Sochi at the personal invitation of Princess Stéphanie and were prominent participants in the Monte Carlo Circus Festival. The New Yorker describes these artists as 'revolutionary, innovative, and inimitable.' For the Vivancos brothers, it's not just a show, but a true way of life. Come and feel the real passion!