Rajamani has been honing his unique interpretations of flamenco and Indian music by adding new rhythms and melodies and composing original pieces of music not found anywhere. Rajamani is one of a few artists in the world who has been shedding light on the Indian roots of Spain’s Gypsy flamenco music and dance before it became a commonly recognized concept.

Flamenco India is an innovative musical journey into the Indian roots of Spain’s Gypsy Flamenco. It is a continuation of culture and music with a common ancient history. One can clearly see the roots of Flamenco coming from India and the Middle East. The movement of the hands and feet can be seen in the classic dances of India. The flamenco styles of singing and the oriental scales used can also be heard in the Indian and Middle Eastern forms of singing. The rather stylized tension that flamenco artists emulate in their music and dance is a clear sign of a persecuted people showing their persistance in life. One can compare flamenco to the Black American people and music.