Marco Eduardo & Flamenco Fenomeno

Marco Eduardo was born and raised in Oakland, CA. He started learning the guitar at the age of fourteen, under the guide of Carlos Reyes, a Paraguayan classical guitarist and harpest.

At fifteen, Marco's interest turned toward Flamenco Guitar which he learned by listening to Flamenco Artist such as: Sabicas, Juan Serrano, Louis Maravilla, Mario Escudero and others.

By the age of seventeen Marco had become an accomplished Flamenco Guitarist backing live Flamenco Dance groups in the Oakland - San Francisco area.

Later, Marco moved to Texas where he continues to perform his Flamenco guitar and Spanish song in the Houston area, performing with such artists and groups as Maria Del Espadin, Ritmo y Fuego, Gabriella (Y Sus Gitanas), Bianca Antonia (Flamenca Andaluz) and his own group Flamenco Fenomeno.

Marco has performed in local places such as Mi Luna's, Mykono's, Marriot Hotels, Adams Mark Hotels, Pappacitos, Rioja and the list goes on!

NOW PERFORMING AT:

Noche Cocina Y Bar on Montrose and Fairview on Thursday evenings from 8 to 10 pm in October and November,

Cocina Y Bar 713-529-8559.

Saturday evenings at Barcinos' from 7 to 10 pm in November. Located on I-10 at the Bingle Exit.

Barcino's 713-490-8899

He will also be at the MECA Festival this Sunday October 31st with Maria Del Espadin's Dance Company, starting at 3:00 pm.

All apperances may be subject to change without immediate notice, due to unforseen circumstances and/or cancelations. Call ahead for confirmation when possible. Please join Marco for an evening of authentic, traditional Flamenco music and Spanish songs.

For more information on performances and music instruction please call:

Marco Eduardo (AKA Mark Everson) teaches most string instruments including: violin, viola, cello, double-bass, guitar (all styles), bass-guitar, mandolin, banjo, pedal steel, piano and music theory.
Working in association with
The Preparatory Academy of Performing Arts, Sugar Land, Texas and
H & H Music Stores on I-10 (near Memorial City) and 610 and Beechnut (across from Meyerland Plaza).