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José Mercé renews himself yet again. In this work the cantaor (flamenco singer) surprises us by taking a step forward in his conception of flamenco, and he manages to make pure flamenco live side by side with other genres. Isidro Muñoz has composed and produced the songs on this record, which goes from the atmosphere of dives and coffee of the album's title song, to the Latin-soul music of...

La Reina del Sacromonte is a compilation with some Carmen Amaya's recordings. She sings and dances with the accompaniment of guitarits José and Paco Amaya.Carmen was an international star, passionately fond of flamenco. Great "bailaora", the arms were like grace's whirlwind and the feet were moving with an incredible rhythm. You can also find some recodings where Carmen Amaya shows that she can...

The flamenco singer presents a new cd with a book "Luis de Pica, The silent goblin."Autobiographic book, it contains interviews of well known artists and the lyrics of the songs that are included in this cd and more. It also includes infromation about the recording: guitar players, dates and places.Contains 126 pages. CD contents1. Soleares 2. Bulerías 3. Tangos 4. Alegrías 5. Bulerías 6....

Utter Compilation of Pastora Pavón´s recording, restored and digitalized in 13 Cd´s.And one more interactive Cd including La Niña de los Peines life and work analysed by eleven researchers.

Fiesta en Lebrija (Party in Lebrija) and Siempre jerez (Always Jerez) together, in this re-release which recovers the festive cantes (styles) from Andalucía 'La Baja' (lit. 'Lower Andalusia'). Overall, it includes 20 songs by El Guapo, Manolo Jero, El Borrico, La Piriñaca, El Juanata, El Funi and Fernando de la Morena.

José Mercé with Enrique de Melchor, Tomatito and Diego Carrasco. United in one album, two fundamental work in the career of José Mercé. ‘Verde junco y Hondas raices’ is much more than a present por bulerias. Guitars and musicians with José Mercé.

This recording has a varied selection of flamenco genres interpreted by the unique prism of this musical Andaluz art.

In this CD, Enrique Morente lends his voice to relive old recordings of late masters like Sabicas, Manolo de Huelva and Ramón Montoya. Morente sings an electronic by Carlos Jean dedicated to Lula, Brazilian president. There is also Latin Jazz with Cuban Alain Pérez and Neoyorican Jerry Gonzalez, and also an anit-war tune inspired on Beethoven's 'Claire of the Moon'. This CD features...

Enrique Morente comes with this album ‘La Estrella’ which is one of the best album of flamenco singing. It is with his magic flamenco voice that he sings. He is undoubtly the best flamenco singer of the moment.  

In this record, Enrique Morente counts on the participation of recognised artists from the period: Antonio Carmona, singing, Pepe Habichuela, Paquet, Augustín Carbonell 'Bola', Montosita, José Miguel Carmona and David Amaya on guitar; Tino di Geraldo on percussion and Antonio Ramos on bass.