Ref.: 509NM434
José Antonio Carmona Carmona (Granada, 1944) is the son and father of gypsy guitarists: the glorious lineage of the Habichuelas. His art has something universal, and he is in great demand by young musicians of different cultures. That is because, 'the sound of his guitar is that of a tree crying'.A compilation of themes by guitarist Pepe Habichuela. This record is part of “Nuevos Medios de...
Ref.: 509NM440
El Viejín is a resident of the Madrid quarter of Caño Roto, a unique gypsy community, where several guitarists can be found living in each house. His delicate and passionate style of playing has enabled him to accompany the great guitarist Paco de Lucía and to compose music for the british film-maker Mike Figgis. In addition, he has been a constant source of inspiration for many years for the...
Ref.: 506510182
Salvador Andrades in "Cuentos de Al-Yazira".When the flamenco guitar draws its inspirtation from the childhood.
Ref.: 535AD543
"Maestros de la Guitarra flamenca" volume 2: a best of including songs from the first periods of the flamenco guitare. This collection includes performances of prestigious flamenco guitare artists. These guitarists are examples for the next generations.On this volume you'll find Masters: Luis Maravilla, Juanito Serrano, Mario Escudero, Niño Ricardo and Melchor de Marchena.
Ref.: 535AD544
"Maestros de la Guitarra flamenca" volume 6: a best of including songs from the first periods of the flamenco guitare. This collection includes performances of prestigious flamenco guitare artists. These guitarists are examples for the next generations.On this volume you'll find Masters: Ramon Montoya, Manolo de Huelva, Manuel Cano, Paco Aguilera, Andres Heredia, Niño Ricardo.
Ref.: 535AD545
"Maestros de la Guitarra flamenca" volume 8: a best of including songs from the first periods of the flamenco guitare. This collection includes performances of prestigious flamenco guitare artists. These guitarists are examples for the next generations.On this volume you'll find Masters: Antonio Albaicin, Pepe Badajoz, Manolo de Badajoz, Niño Ricardo, Rafael Nogales, Francisco Aguilera.
Ref.: 509NM466
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.: 509NM419
The first record by this guitar prodigy, who has pure flamenco roots and has studied in the Conservatory. It has taken him three years to record it, but it has been worth the wait. The young guitarist displays a stunning technique at the service of classicism, without disdaining contemporary elements. He enjoys the varied participation of great cantaores (flamenco singers), as well as fine...
