Ref.: 50113PDM79D
Paco de Lucia appeared like a comet on the international scene. His guitar-playing was of a type never before heard – flamenco, yes, but with something quite new. Flamenco music, its roots shrouded in mystery, is certainly integral to his style. Listening to him, you can soon hear that he is trying to break several stylistic barriers. The film should not only introduce the star everyone reckons...
Ref.: 50113ER88
An ilustrative journey through the new flamenco trends and fusions with troipcal, pop, new age, blues and jazz. Artists include names like Paco de Lucía, José Mercé, Camarón, Pata Negra, Ketama, Dorantes, Tomatito, Enrique Morente, Remedios Amaya, Lebrijano, among others. Length: 60'15".
Ref.: 50112UN52
Paco de Lucía was only eighteen when he recorded this album next to Ricardo Modrgo. Here he does the arrangements and plays songs compiled in the 20's by Federico García Lorca, leaving his first footprints on a road that would eventually transformed him into one of the greates creators and contemporary flamenco perfomers. Ricardo Montenegro toured several times with Paco de Lucía between...
Ref.: 50112UN150
1969 was the most intense and productive year in Paco de Lucía's recording career. He recorded as a solo prject Fantasía Flamenca, which is stil the album that best materializes Paco de Lucía's virtuousity with the traditional toque.
Ref.: 50112UN68
A compilation with some of Camarón's most importanat recordings.
Ref.: 50112UN58
In 1967, at 19 years of age, he recorded his first LP 'La fabulosa guitarra de Paco'. Niño Ricardo's influence is evident. The album his flooded with authentic Flamenco guitar, with duende.
Ref.: 50112UN86
He performed a legendary concert in the Teatro Real de Madrid on February 18, 1975. This album is a landmark for flamenco guitar. The concert was made possible in a colaboration between the Education Ministry and the Music Society of the University of Madrid.
Ref.: 50112UN71
Dos Guitarras Flamencas de Paco De Lucia offers the amazing talents of the Flamenco guitars of Paco de Lucia and his 'brother,' Ramon De Algeciras. De Lucia touches up with his own style and passion of Flamenco guitar the classic pieces from the region of the composers like Gutierrez, Lecuona, Lara, Granda, Gardel/Romero and Ramirez. Dos Guitarras Flamenca in America latine also has with...
Ref.: 50112UN66
While it consists of a summary of the innovations we have heard until today, this disc forecasts new changes. Once again we find bulerías without claps like in the 1971 album but now Paco de Lucía doubles up on falsettos and some answers. With Ramón de Algeciras in charge of the second guitar; three guitars sporadically surface.In the bulerías 'Como castillo de arena' some endings surprise by...
Ref.: 50112UN33
He himself, in the middle of the succes of his Andaluz-inspired work, will drastically change his aesthetics in order to come closer to the brilliant past of Castillian music. It is precisely with the Gypsy Falla that Paco de Lucía will broaden his Flamenco guitar knowledge by recording Paco de Lucía interpreta a Manuel de Falla.
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