Antonio Lizana stands as one of the most acclaimed figures in the new flamenco jazz scene emerging from southern Spain. A gifted jazz saxophonist, flamenco singer, and composer, Lizana and his band have performed over three hundred concerts across more than thirty countries in the past three years alone. Since the release of his debut album in 2012, Antonio alone has played over 2,000 performances, showcasing his remarkable talent and versatility.

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Born in 1986 in San Fernando, Spain, Antonio Lizana has crafted a distinctive path in the music world with his captivating style. His musical journey has been nothing short of extraordinary, blending the rich traditions of flamenco with the improvisational spirit of jazz. With soulful compositions and mesmerizing performances, Lizana has captured the hearts of audiences worldwide, earning widespread acclaim and establishing himself as a leading figure in the "Jazz Made in Spain" movement.

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Over the years, Lizana has released five albums of his own, contributed to three Grammy-winning albums, and worked as a session musician for a diverse array of artists. His recent collaborations include new music with legendary pianists Chano Dominguez and Emilio Solla, with whom he regularly tours in the USA, Japan, and beyond.

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Lizana's innovative approach shines through in his live performances with his band, where he is joined by top-tier artists, including pianist Daniel Garcia Diego (ACT Music), bassist Arin Keshishi (Jazzahead 2024), drummer Shayan Fathi, and the beautiful El Mawi of Cadiz, the reigning master of flamenco dance. Together, they create an unforgettable stage experience that blends tradition with modernity.

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Antonio Lizana has showcased his work at numerous prestigious festivals and professional conferences, including Jazzahead, JazzIam, JamInJuan, Fira-B, Womex, SXSW Austin, Shanghai Jazz Fest, and the Flamenco Biennale. He is the only Spanish artist who performed at NPR Tiny Desk.

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​New album 'Vishuddha'(Crystal Group, 2023)

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• Jazz News Magazine's Artist of the Month (Oct/Nov. 2023) 

• TV France 24