Flamenco Music and Dvd - CD's with DVD
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- Bulerias -
- Merengue Campesino -
- Rumbas -
- Tangos -
- Tanguillos
- Diego -
- La Susi -
- Raimundo Amador -
- Chonchi Heredia -
- Estopa -
- Gema Monge -
- Jose el Frances -
- Jose Lara -
- Kepa Junkera -
- Luis Monge -
- Marina Heredia -
- Nina Pastori -
- Remedios -
- Rocio Monge -
- Rosario Flores
Songs:
Disco 1
- 1. Camarón - Gema, Rocío y Luis Monge
- 2. Amor de conuco - Marina Heredia y José Lara
- 3. Como el agua - Estopa
- 4. Rosa María - Rosario
- 5. José Monge Cruz - Diego Carrasco y Lucia Montoya
- 6. Nuestro sueños - Niña Pastori
- 7. Yo vivo enamorao - José el Francés
- 8. Detrás del tuyo se va - Raimundo Amador
- 9. La tarara - Remedios Amaya
- 10. Nana del caballo grande - Susi
Por Camaron - Tribute album.
Commemorating the tenth anniversary of his death and under the title 'Por Camarón', the following artists participate in a tribute album to Camarón: Estopa, Niña Pastori, Rosario, Remedios Amaya, José el Francés, La Susi, Raimundo Amador, Diego Carrasco, Marina Heredia, José Lara, Kepa Junkera and Chonchi Heredia.
His children Gema, Rocío and Luis Monge joined these artists accompanied by Raimundo Amador's guitars in the song 'Camarón,' a piece originally by Pata Negra. In addition, Diego Carrasco composed 'José Monge Cruz' specifically for this album.
Nine songs which were orginally sung by this San Fernando genious and an unedited track composed by Diego Carrasco give shape to this tribute to José Monge, "Camarón," on the tenth anniversary of his death.
DVD Contents
The disc includes a 15 minute special of a performance in Paris and unedited statements by the cantaor; an interview and cantes from the "París Camarón 87/88" documentary by Miguel Vallecillo.
All images of the artists who collaborated for this album by Pasión Digital, except for Raimundo Amador, Nina Pastori, Diego Carrasco and José El Francés donated by Ricardo Pachón and taken by Manuel Cardenas.
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