Pablo was born in Plasencia in 1996. Since he was a child he has been closely involved in the world of art, feeling a special passion for flamenco, and at the age of 15 he began his professional artistic career. After finishing his high school studies, he went to Seville to continue learning flamenco singing at the prestigious school: Fundación de Arte Flamenco Cristina Heeren, where he received a scholarship. There he spent two years in training and an additional year singing in the dance classes. He also studied for two years at the Cristóbal de Morales Conservatory in Seville. In both places he was taught by leading artists.
In her career she has performed in cycles of the Diputación de Cáceres and in the network of theatres of Extremadura or the mobile stage programme. It is worth mentioning his participation in the 18th Flamenco Festival de las Minas de Aldea Moret, held in the Gran Teatro de Cáceres (year 2022). He has also performed in places such as Bilbao, Murcia, Ávila and other national territories. Internationally, he has recently worked at the Buddha performance hall in Marrakech (October 2023 – January 2024).
In addition to his training, he has also worked as a cantaor for dance, which has allowed him to sing with leading figures and perform in renowned tablaos such as Los Gallos, El Arenal and El Palacio Andaluz, in his former city of residence, Seville. During his time in Madrid, he has performed in tablaos such as Villa-Rosa, Torres-Bermejas, Café de Chinitas and Casa-Patas, among others.
He was awarded in the VII Edition of the contest Cantes de Trilla with three prizes: 1st prize for the best free cante, 1st prize for the best cante extremeño and 2nd prize for the best cante de trilla (year 2017). He was also awarded with the 3rd prize in the 20th edition of the flamenco singing contest of the mancomunidad de municipios de la serena in Badajoz (year 2018). He was also a semi-finalist at the Festival Internacional del Cante de las Minas in 2023.
Pablo Moreno will be accompanied on guitar by Manolín García and on palmas by Andrés Malpica and Diego Andújar.
