Ref.: 50112UN333
For four decades, Spanish guitarist Paco de Lucia's jazzy, Mephisto-like technique redefined flamenco. This CD, which means 'Good Small Things,' is de Lucia’s first release in five years, and it's been worth the wait. Most of the eight tracks feature just de Lucia, a chorus of vocalists, percussion, and the zesty handclaps called palmas. Lucia and company take you through the Moorish, Jewish,...
Ref.: 50511BMG133
On her third album 'Cañaílla' (which means 'from the San Fernando Island', in Cádiz), Niña explores her flamenco roots without straying too far from the pop style that has allowed her to appeal more easily to younger audiences. The promotional single 'Cai', which is 'Cádiz' but pronounced in Andalucia jergon, was written by Alejandro Sánz, and refers to Niña's Andalucian origins. Along the...
Ref.: 50511BMG134
'Eres Luz' was produced by Paco Ortega -he's the one who discovered Niña-, and it's full of happiness and cantes. Niña Pastori, with her voice, takes us deep inside the New Flamenco culture where all the cantes have a fres sound. This album features collaborations from Alejandro Sanz, Parrita, Paco Ortega and even from Paco, María's (Niña Pastori) brother, who wrote the rumba 'Como tú,...
Ref.: 50509NM446
This recording has a varied selection of flamenco genres interpreted by the unique prism of this musical Andaluz art.
Ref.: 50112UN116
Juan Habichuela is considered one of the great masters of his genre and is an imperative reference for new Flamenco fans. He is an indusputable icon and was recognized in a tribute to him in the album "De la Zambra al duende." It is the tribute of a life and an entire generation, los Habichuela, an integral part of Flamenco history. Special collaborations include Alejandro Sanz, Paco de Lucía,...
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