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A compilation of songs by this great artist. Bambino is considered the father of the pop Rumba. In 1961 her performed a rumba version of 'Bambino Picolino' by Renato Carosene and has been called that ever since. He made himself popular by translating the itialian song, along with rancheras and boleros, into Flamenco party which then went to rumba and the bulería. Passionatly, he laughs and cries...
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Pepe de Marchena was perhaps the man responsable for fandango and other similar style's dominance during the Flamenco Opera period. With the goal of making soft and sweet cante, Pepe Marchena made it an artificial creation. He imposed the cante bonito out of gorgoritos, falsetas and filigranas; he introduced recitals in the cante; and he came up with musical hybrids, this was a trully innovative...
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A compilation of prince of the opera's 24 hits. Songs on this 2 disc album include: Maitechu, El vito , El relicario, Violetas Imperiales.
Ref.: 50515EMI248
Jose Luis Encinas has his own style. He turns flamenco around and gets good outcomes; he is a new wave bringing an exquisite taste to the flamenco shores.
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'Casablanca' is more than an album. Something very spiritual wraps around it: the imgages, the music. The recordings create an atmosphere that seem to reflect the artist's inner-self: His mood, spirit and emotions.Juan Peña Fernández, El Lebrijano is perhaps the most gifted cantaor of his generation. He has an excellent voice, knows cante's palos like few others and owns an ancient eco for he...
Ref.: 50515EMI322
Los Delinqüentes are able to creat their own style and language. With very original compositions, reflecting their lifes. They are natural and they transmit their feelings easily. This CD is the second one.12 songs full of happiness and good music including the voice of Miguel Benitez and Marcos "el Ojo Borroso" (el canijo) singing 4 songs.
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In his new album Romance de la luna Tucumana,Diego El Cigala continues to explore the Argentinian repertory but from a different musical universe: with the accompaniment of Diego García's (“El Twanguero”) 40's electric guitar. Diego el Cigala, Diego García (Andrés Calamaro's guitarist), and Changuito (percussionist) are the three pillar of this album. Classic...
Ref.: 50511BMG157
Diego 'El Cigala's last album was titled Corren tiempos de alegría and had the collaborations of Bebo Valdés and Jerry González, two of the artists that were part of the film Calle 54 by Frenando Trueba, and who contributed with their cuban rhythm and jazz influences, along with the guitarrist El Niño Josele. In this release he interprets with the same will that he shows in the seguiriya La...
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