Ref.: 50509NM466
Rafael Riqueni (Seville, 1962) stands out in a unique generation of flamenco guitarists because of his creative talent, and his delicate touch. He's the author of some of the most beautiful flamenco compositions of recent times.
Ref.: 50509NM469
Two important CDs in Pepe Habichuela’s career. On the one hand, the first solo album by the brilliant guitarist, who was the first flamenco artist who was accompanied by Carles Benavent on bass and by Rubem Dantas and Antonio Carmona on percussion, as well as being the first to record with the ‘Nuevos Medios’ record label which, later on, would take a gamble on the Habichuelas’ new...
Ref.: 50509NM472
Pepe Habichuela comes back with a record in which The Bollywood Strings' East Indian music and flamenco mix with a simplicity of understanding that can only be achieved by veteran masters of each respective tradition.
Ref.: 50509NM473
The first solo work by the brilliant guitarist in which he is accompanied by Carles Benavent on bass, and Rubem Dantas and Antonio Carmona on percussion. He was the first flamenco artist to be accompanied by Benavent and Dantas, and he was also the first to record with the Nuevos Medios record label, which also gambled on the new generation of the Habichuelas: Ketama.
Ref.: 50509NM482
With this record, Tomatito achieved the greatest flamenco success in 1997. Laden with tangos and bulerías, and surrounded by great artists like Dieguito, Remedios Amaya, Raimundo Amador and Jorge Pardo, among others, it enjoyed a great reception, both by critics and in terms of sales. Tomatito presented this record on the most important stages in Spain and throughout the world.
Ref.: 50509NM486
A compilation record that features the works that were published between 1988 and 1990. It involves the participation of Ray Heredia, Aurora, Toumani Diabate and Sorderita.
Ref.: 50509NM498
The strings of the African kora join those of the Spanish guitar, the palm-clapping, the cajón (box-drum)… in this record born from the meeting between Ketama, the legendary musician from Mali Tournani Diabate and the cantaor José Soto. They are joined by the English double-bass player Danny Thompson, and this is how this work arises, the fruit of the incredible ease with which flamenco can...
Ref.: 50112UN104
Flamenco is a very rich and very demanding art, and it is almost impossible to capture its vital flavor without years of training and experience. Ketama, fortunately, has what it takes to deliver excellent New Flamenco. Released in June, 1998, Konfusion has a nice blend of smooth Pop-Jazz-Flamenco sound that promises to please new listeners. Also, the lyrical content of 'Konfusion', is far more...
Ref.: 50509NM501
The first work by Ketama. It was released in 1985, although it had been recorded two years earlier. At the time, the band, which was formed by José Soto, Juan Carmona, José Heredia and Antonio Carmona, represented a gamble in the recording world which would later reap its benefits. Ketama already enjoyed the involvement of important figures. This first record featured the participation, among...
Ref.: 50112UN22
'Noche de Flamenco y Blues', was recorded live at the Plaza de Toros Las Ventas, Madrid, on 29th July 1998 before a packed audience that enjoyed over two hours of non-stop music. Raimundo Amador, former member of the legandary flamenco band Pata Negra, had on the reigning king of the blues, BB King, his very special guest for the night. Among other guests were Kiko Veneno, Remedios Amaya, Charo...
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