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Camarón de la Isla, more alive than ever. The mythic soundbox that contains all the gaditano singer's recordings has changed both the sleeve and the contents.With the same design as our compilation, the new integral recorded between 1969 and 1992 contains 17 Cds with its correspondent and original sleeve. Afterward, three more Cds: The live of Paris in 1987, The unpublished anthology, At "La...

A new encyclopedia travelling all over the styles through the most representative artists. All the "palos". All the artists. The complete flamenco is now collected in this new publication, the flamenco styles encyclopedia from A to Z. Faustin Nuñez and José Manuel Gamboa, experts in flamenco, have worked on this edition travelling all over the most important names of the flamenco musical...

25 digitally remastered albums by the master of the modern Flamenco guitar (including Concierto de Aranjuez, and two of the Trio's records), plus a final CD of rarities, which include his 1964 EP 'In Memoriam: Niño Ricardo', his music for Saura's 'Carmen' and 'Sevillanas' movies, and other curious bits. In addition to the two discs, the bos set includes two books, in English and Spanish, by José...

Limited edition. All his discography in a collection of 19 CDs. Special packagingContents: 18 official recordings plus a previously unreleased CD with rarities, new versions of old songs and studio out takes.It includes a 48 pages book with texts and photographies of all his career. 

        The most temperamental, tragic and passionate figure in flamenco dancing was also capable of expressing the captivating emotion of the gypsy race as a cantaora (flamenco singer). An essential pack with spectacular images and hard to find footage of the biggest legend of flamenco dance. Including images from most of her filmography: Short films from...

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.

Maribel Quiñones (Huelva 1954) was an ex-nurse, married young and soon separated, who decided to tell her story in songs using the poetic style of the copla of the 40's and 50's. She also designed her highly personal wardrobe. Thus Martirio was born, the representation of the new Spanish woman, enamoured of tradition but resolved to enter into the modern world with the solidity of the taconeo of...

The brothers Raimundo and Rafael Amador (Seville 1959 and 1960) created a mixture of flamenco, blues and rock & roll that seemed the most natural thing in the world. Their recordings from the eighties are unanimously considered the best spanish pop music of that time.

Diego Carrasco (Jerez de la Frontera, 1954). Guitarist, songwriter, singer and producer. Diego is a genius equally respected by purists and innovators of flamenco.

José Soto Sorderita (Madrid, 1964) made a giant leap with his historical recordings for Nuevos Medios, either with Ketama - which he founded - or alone. This talented offspring of the cantaora dynasty of the Sordera de Jerez invented nothing less than 'cool', flamenco.