Born in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, she inherited from her family the love for art and Flamenco, beginning to dance at the age of 3.

When she was only 9 years old, she captivated with her talent and passion the legendary cantaora ‘La Sallago’, who was her teacher and instilled in her the essence and forms, giving her a deep learning of flamenco singing from the heart to the guts.

At the age of 11, Naike was already sharing experiences with the most traditional sagas of Jerez and Cadiz, enriching herself from her Cadiz cradle. From that moment, she is called in the best peñas, tablaos and festivals of Andalusia, where she acquires a strong foundation on stage, tables and wisdom. Cantaora and bailaora, forges its foundations between Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz, Seville and Madrid.

After winning the first contest for Cantiñas in Cadiz, she obtained a scholarship at the Cristina Heeren Foundation, where she refined her style with Milagros Mengívar, Paco Taranto, Manuel Soler, Naranjito de Triana, José de la Tomasa, María Vargas, Rancapino, Pansequito and Matilde Coral. During that stage she was awarded the First Prize for Bamberas in San Roque (2001) and also received the First Prize for Saetas in Seville, in the Peña Torres Macarena (2002) among others.

Despite her youth, Naike dominates the immensity of the flamenco palos and has a full-bodied voice, being an agile and versatile musician, with a staging of great power, characteristic of her countrywomen, continually reinventing herself and enriching her style with the aromas and essences of other musical genres. An unmistakable mixture of wildness and sweetness, creating an explosion of magical fusion, along with her unmistakable voice color, which makes her a unique artist.

In her first album “Con Nombre de Mujer” she collaborated with sublime musicians such as Tomatito, Raimundo Amador, Antonio Serrano, Tomasito, Tino Di Geraldo, Yelsy Heredia, Bandolero and Piraña. The album produced by Juan José Suárez “Paquete”, winner of two Grammy awards, was the most listened to on iTunes during its week of release and had a great reception from the public and press, nationally and internationally.

He has collaborated in albums and shows of great figures such as Manolo Sanlúcar, Diego El Cigala, Estrella Morente, Jorge Pardo, Belén Maya, Nino de los Reyes, Alba Molina, Diego Carrasco, Diego del Morao, Diego Guerrero, Caramelo de Cuba, Javier La Torre, Belén López, Angi Bao, Abel Robade, Borja Barrueta, Mirón Rafajlovic, Tony Belenguer, Rosalia, among others, highlighting her participation in the show “Sorolla” of the National Ballet of Spain and her nomination for Best New Actress for her work in the musical ‘Cómplices’ (2011) by the Gran Vía awards.

Throughout her career, Naike has traveled around the world taking her art to the five continents developing a global vision of music and the world that has led her to stage her first work ‘Vivir’, music, dance and scenography at the service of the senses. An intimate, deep and spiritual show, a particularly heartfelt and emotional work that culminates and embodies her experiences and her experiences and for which she was nominated for the Latin Grammys 2020, as Best Flamenco Album.

Her talent, her magic and her incessant desire to continue growing currently lead her to the Musical of “Oco” a flamenco and Rock fusion show, directed by Pino Sagliocco, sharing the stage with the legendary musicians of the band, “The Rolling Stones”, Tim Ries and Bernard Fowler. While she is immersed in the composition and recording of a bunch of songs with fresh airs full of colors and fusion for her next album, which will be released early next year and with which she intends to give a 180 degree turn to her artistic career.

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