Flamenco guitarist, guitar teacher, and flamenco fashion designer.
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About
Kevin Romero is a flamenco guitarist and doctoral candidate at the College of Music, University of Colorado Boulder, writing a dissertation titled "Flamenco: Lament and Other Embodied Cultural Models."
His research bridges Music History, Ethnomusicology, Cultural Anthropology, Music Theory, and Embodied Cognition — examining how flamenco is transmitted, internalized, and transformed across cultures and bodies.
Beyond the academy, Kevin designs music-inspired apparel and teaches flamenco guitar at every level — from first rasgueo to advanced composition.
Learn Flamenco
Structured lessons from foundational technique to advanced theory. Video, notation, guided practice — learn at your own pace.
Build from the ground up — rasgueos, picados, arpegios, and the rhythmic vocabulary of compás that anchors every palo.
The soul of flamenco — explore deep song through the soleá, its emotional architecture, history, and structure.
Academic approach to flamenco harmony, voice-leading, and the interplay of tradition and innovation in modern toque.
Merch
Original designs rooted in flamenco culture, history, and aesthetic. For guitarists, aficionados, and anyone who feels the duende.






Research
Flamenco:
Lament and Other Embodied Cultural Models
An in-progress doctoral thesis at the College of Music, University of Colorado Boulder — examining how flamenco guitar technique is transmitted across cultures through embodied practice, bridging the gap between scholarly analysis and lived musical experience.
Contact
For lessons, collaborations, speaking engagements, wholesale, or to talk flamenco.