Weddings
Ceremony, drinks reception, dinner and first dance. I build the music around your day and your song list.
Live Spanish guitar for weddings, restaurants and events in Cape Town.
Flamenco fire, Spanish classical elegance, rumba and the Latin songs your guests love.
Now booking 2026/27 dates
Fast, percussive and full of fire. Rasgueado strumming and taps on the guitar that make a room stop and watch.
Soft, elegant pieces for the ceremony, the arrival of guests and the quieter parts of dinner.
The Gipsy Kings-style sound that gets a room clapping, then dancing.
Songs your guests already know, arranged for solo guitar.
A 45-second taste of each track. Press play.
Ceremony, drinks reception, dinner and first dance. I build the music around your day and your song list.
Resident evenings and regular slots that give diners a reason to stay longer and come back.
Live music that lifts the room without drowning out conversation.
Solo guitar for birthdays, anniversaries and dinners at home or on a wine estate.
Based in Cape Town. Available across the Peninsula and the Winelands.
Step inside The Rumba Factory, where rhythm is made, passion is poured into every note, and the Spanish rumba spirit comes alive on stage.
This concert celebrates the fire and soul of rumba flamenca: driving guitar strumming, infectious percussive grooves, and melodies that carry both joy and longing. Born in the streets and gypsy communities of Spain, rumba is music built to move you.
Expect beloved rumba favourites and stirring Spanish-inspired pieces, performed with the kind of passion that turns a listening audience into a celebrating crowd. Whether you are a lifelong lover of Latin music or discovering the genre for the first time, it promises an evening of connection, celebration and pure musical joy.
Where the rhythm is made.
Dates and venue to be announced.
Ask about The Rumba FactoryNizaam Moses is a guitarist from Athlone, Cape Town. His father bought him his first guitar in 1997 and showed him his first chords. His father and three of his brothers play too, so the guitar has always been part of home.
A friend introduced him to the Gipsy Kings and he fell for the Spanish rumba sound straight away. In 2011 he began learning from Cape Town flamenco guitarist Saudiq Khan, who became his mentor.
He keeps playing because music makes people feel better about themselves, and that is what he brings to every wedding, dinner and stage.
Meets Cape Town flamenco guitarist Saudiq Khan, who becomes his mentor.
Personally chosen by Canadian guitarist Jesse Cook to appear in his music video for “One World”.
Releases two albums, Spanish Guitar Flavours Volume I and Volume II, mixing flamenco, Spanish rumba and a taste of Cape Town.
Presents The Rumba Factory in concert.
Tell me about your event and I will reply with availability and a quote.
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