DYAD & Sabrina Romero
New collaboration premiered on July 2nd, 2025 at Arsonic as part of the Festival au Carré (Mons, BE).
The duo DYAD (Didier Laloy & Adrien Tyberghein) is exploring new horizons by inviting singer and percussionist Sabrina Romero to join them on stage for a brand-new collaboration!
With her flamenco voice and Andalusian fire, she brings a vibrant, cross-cultural energy to selected pieces from DYAD’s repertoire. This is an intense and organic encounter where musical worlds resonate with one another.
More info to come…
Biography of Sabrina Romero
Sabrina Romero is a Franco-Spanish artist whose artistry blends flamenco traditions with vibrant contemporary influences. Born into a Spanish family, she began dancing and singing flamenco at the age of two and by twelve, she was opening for Paco de Lucía at the Nîmes Arena after winning the International Flamenco Competition. She quickly became a sought-after performer at prestigious festivals in France, sharing the stage with flamenco legends such as Manuela Carrasco and Carmen Linares.
At fifteen, she took part in her first recording session with the group Tekameli, alongside Cheb Khaled and Parrita, revealing her talent as a percussionist. At nineteen, she moved to Spain to deepen her training, leading to international tours with leading flamenco dance companies and appearances at the Bienal de Flamenco de Sevilla.
She went on to collaborate with major figures such as Joaquin Grilo, Rocío Molina, Duquende, Chicuelo, Diego Amador, Antonio Carmona (Ketama), and Jorge Pardo.
In France, she has worked with Louis Winsberg (Jaleo), Renaud Garcia Fons, Kiko Ruiz, and Pierre Bertrand, among others. She also performs regularly with Algerian singer Souad Massi in the show Chœurs de Cordoue. Deeply committed to cultural exchange, she has been involved in events for the Eva Longoria Foundation and continues to create original work, including her projects Syriana and the recent Sonidos.
Distribution
Didier Laloy – Diatonic accordion
Adrien Tyberghein – Double Bass
Sabrina Romero – Vocals, percussion
