grupoderumba.com · Toni Jiménez’s band
Our band, your kind of music.
Explore all our band’s music proposals: different voices, songs and sounds built around Spanish guitars, singing and percussion, from Spanish rumba to flamenco-influenced pop.
You can combine voices and musicians from different proposals, or start with your favourite songs. We’ll shape our band’s sound with you. Browse the photos, listen to the videos and tell us what you like; if you have a particular song in mind, let’s talk about it.
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Catalan rumba with a fresh feel
Watch and listen: Catalan rumba with a fresh feelCatalan rumba from Spain, with a fresh feel and songs to follow the beat. Listen and see which side of this sound fits your party.
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Rumba with a gipsy feel
Watch and listen: Rumba with a gipsy feelSpanish rumba with an authentic gipsy sound, heard in the singing and the rhythm. That sound leads the way; urban touches add another colour without taking over.
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Spanish pop with a rumba beat
Watch and listen: Spanish pop with a rumba beatSpanish pop and Spanish rumba with flamenco influences: songs by Los Ronaldos, Alejandro Sanz and Estopa, alongside Bamboleo and Sarandonga.
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Guitar with a flamenco beat
Watch and listen: Guitar with a flamenco beatSpanish guitar, percussion and voice bring together rumba fusion and flamenco influences. The rhythm and singing share the focus.
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Rumba through guitar and voice
Watch and listen: Rumba through guitar and voiceGuitar and voice lead the way. We play Catalan rumba and Spanish songs with flamenco influences, leaving room to hear the lyrics.
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Pop with a rumba beat
Watch and listen: Pop with a rumba beatSpanish pop with a rumba beat and flamenco influences. We bring the styles together while keeping the choruses at the centre.
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Flamenco-flavoured rumba for your party
Watch and listen: Flamenco-flavoured rumba for your partySpanish rumba with flamenco influences for a dinner, birthday or party with friends. You do not have to choose every song at once.
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Rumba with two voices
Watch and listen: Rumba with two voicesTwo female voices, guitar and percussion shape this Spanish rumba selection, with musical influences from Las Grecas and Azúcar Moreno.
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Rumba with vocals at the front
Watch and listen: Rumba with vocals at the frontThe voice takes the lead, with Spanish rumba rhythms behind it. This is also about the way each song is sung.
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Rumba for getting together
Watch and listen: Rumba for getting togetherSpanish rumba and flamenco-influenced songs to share. We want you to find music you would like to enjoy together at your party.
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Catalan rumba and familiar songs
Watch and listen: Catalan rumba and familiar songsCatalan rumba from Spain and familiar songs played our way. We like bringing its rhythm to melodies you may already know.
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Rumba with a mix of influences
Watch and listen: Rumba with a mix of influencesSpanish rumba, flamenco influences and pop, with room to change the feel. This selection brings songs together without sticking to one label.
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Flamenquito, up close
Watch and listen: Flamenquito, up closeIn this option, our group moves between rumba fusion and flamenquito, with an easy-going sound for sharing songs and rhythm.
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Rumba with a fresh flamenco feel
Watch and listen: Rumba with a fresh flamenco feelSpanish rumba, flamenco influences and vocal interplay, with a fresh feel. The mood changes between songs while the rhythm carries on.
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From flamenco feel to pop
Watch and listen: From flamenco feel to popWe move between flamenco-influenced Spanish music and pop, with the voice and rhythm connecting the songs.
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Guitar and voices for your party
Watch and listen: Guitar and voices for your partyGuitar, voices and rhythm shape this version of our group: a relaxed way to bring songs to your party.
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Flamenquito to share
Watch and listen: Flamenquito to shareFlamenco-influenced Spanish songs, rumba fusion and backing vocals, with the guitar bringing them together. Music to share with your favourite people.
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Rumba with urban touches
Watch and listen: Rumba with urban touchesCatalan rumba, a Spanish musical style, with urban touches. There is room for the rhythm and for different ways of singing each song.
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Handclaps and rumba rhythm
Watch and listen: Handclaps and rumba rhythmHandclaps, rhythm and Spanish rumba with a fresh feel. The beat matters as much as the songs we choose together.
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Rumba fusion to sing along to
Watch and listen: Rumba fusion to sing along toSpanish rumba fusion and flamenco influences for people who follow the lyrics as closely as the beat. The choruses matter here.
Let’s make this band feel like yours.
Tell me which songs you like, where the party will be and the date you have in mind. We’ll talk it through and choose the repertoire and line-up together.