In 1988 he was selected to represent France on a cultural tour of Uruguay and Argentina sponsored by the Casa de America Latina.
He worked closely with Aaron Sangala and Tione Mwera, and collaborated with sitar player and economist Bimal K Lodh in several concerts.
He performs worldwide as well as in Spain, France and in Scotland, where he has played in the Edinburgh Festival for nineteen years running.
He has added an educational element to his body of work, teaching residencies at firstly the Dhow Countries Music Academy in Zanzibar, sponsored by the Spanish Embassy, with additional support from SWISS and the Serena Hotel group.
Completing the trio in Japan is Masaki Otawa on Taiko and percussion - a CD was recorded in Japan and will launch in 2020 Cultural and social collaboration is at the heart of his work - he especially enjoys working with musicians in other countries to create new musical fusions and unique sounds.
Garcia's performances incorporate flamenco styles that range from free-flowing Alegrías and tangos to the emotive tientos and soleas.
[5] His ensemble of musicians and dancers also incorporates elements from Indian, African, South American and Caribbean music.