Spanish singer Charly Gitanos is already a legend in Spain and Latin America: He entered the Top 20 in all of Latin America together with his band «Gitanos».

In the US, the song „OLE!» written by Charly and producer Éstefano (former member of the Columbian Latin-pop duo Donato y Estéfano) established itself as a hit.

In 2011 this song was placed in the Argentinian TV-show ,,Showmatch» and by now the video lists more than 3 million views on YouTube. The first single, that was released in Venezuela, Quimica y Magia», immediately charted and also took over radio and TV in Uruguay, Paraguay and Chile in a minimum of time.

In 2014, the track „Se enciende el mundo» got released in cooperation with UNICEF. The Argentinian soccer stars Lionel Messi and Ángel Di Maria took an active part in the project and also participated in the music video.

In 2016, Charly Gitanos left Latin America and moved back to his roots, back to Spain. With the help of his son, who is only 13 years younger, he produced „De Tal palo», which tells an unbelievable story between father and son.

In social media, Charly Gitanos boasts many fans: 325,000 Followers on Twitter, 223,000 on Instagram. Now, the singer, songwriter and Latin-/flamenco entertainer, who has been living in Germany for a couple of years, releases his brand new single «Arrebátate». Music and lyrics were written together with the Panamanian singer, songwriter and actress ERIKA ENDER. The Latin Grammy-Award winner took part in the songwriting of songs like the world’s hit „Despacito» together with Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee.

Charly Gitanos currently and his band tour part of Europe presenting a show full of energetic Mediterranean music from the south of Spain. The band’s throbbing rhythm is fueled by charismatic frontman Charly Gitanos’ frenetic flamenco guitar. The combination of flamenco and pop are mixed in a fine sound in the style of the mythical Gypsy Kings, in addition to incorporating into the show a very important visual piece that is flamenco dance, with the strength and passion necessary for the public to get up from their seats to applaud.