Ref.: 112UN556
The doble cd of Tijeritas counts two discs 'Me lo puso Camaron' and 'Amor gitano', each of them collects 10 songs.These series 2x1 is for collectors.These discs are essential for every lover of Spanish modern music.Flamenco, Pop, Fusion, Rock etc., all remasterized and always respecting the recordings just as they were conceived in the studio by these famous artists.
Ref.: 113ES496
''Puertas abiertas'' is the new record by Juan Peña El Lebrijano. On this occasion, he once again gets close to Andalusí and Arabic music after having previously recorded these genres in records like ''Encuentros''.
Ref.: 509NM451
The music of Morón de la Frontera (Seville) as it was defined by the great Diego del Gastor, miraculously incorporates traditions coming from four continents. Son de la frontera has developed the legacy of the guitarist and master. They dis not need to move far from their village to become perfectly cosmopolitan.
Ref.: 112UN399
From the dream of a journey in the oldest sea, this record, Uniendo Puertos (Linking Ports), is born. It is a work that meanders from Portuguese fado to Italian music, passing through the Andalusian rumba to Arabic sounds, providing all of its songs with a Mediterranean flavour. With the Portuguese and flamenco guitar, Arabic percussion and the cajon (Peruvian box-drum), the Egyptian udu and the...
Ref.: 112UN378
Jose Luis Encinas has really outdone himself on this, his latest endeavor from Spain, called 'Travesura Chill'! 'Travesura', in Spanish, means 'mischief'... and on this CD, you can certainly hear the musical, magical mischief of Jose's passionate artistry! It features the most beautiful melodies that are sure to please the toughest of critics, and surely all fans of the Spanish guitar style that...
Ref.: 511BMG369
This is her most personal record, the one over which she has had the most control, and the record in which she has been boldest. Niña Pastori took part in the composition of all its songs alongside her husband and producer, Julio Jiménez ‘Chaboli’, the son of Jeros, who was the singer and songwriter for the band Los Chichos who died in 1995. Alongside Niña Pastori and Chaboli, we find the...
Ref.: 511BMG05
'María', Niña Pastori's real name, is the fourth album of her career. Niña Pastori knows well how to flirt, adding great passion and charimsa to every one of her words. When se was a kid, Niña Pastori fascinated the great Camarón de la Isla with her art. The audience fell for her afterwards with the song 'Tú me camelas', full of popular rhythms that created a delicious melting pot between...
Ref.: 511BMG133
On her third album 'Cañaílla' (which means 'from the San Fernando Island', in Cádiz), Niña explores her flamenco roots without straying too far from the pop style that has allowed her to appeal more easily to younger audiences. The promotional single 'Cai', which is 'Cádiz' but pronounced in Andalucia jergon, was written by Alejandro Sánz, and refers to Niña's Andalucian origins. Along the...
Ref.: 511BMG134
'Eres Luz' was produced by Paco Ortega -he's the one who discovered Niña-, and it's full of happiness and cantes. Niña Pastori, with her voice, takes us deep inside the New Flamenco culture where all the cantes have a fres sound. This album features collaborations from Alejandro Sanz, Parrita, Paco Ortega and even from Paco, María's (Niña Pastori) brother, who wrote the rumba 'Como tú,...
Ref.: 511BMG588
"Entre dos puertos" represents the first step in the career of this artist. You'll find famous songs as "Tú me camelas", the hit that made her famous, or "Anoche me diste un beso", signed by Alejandro Sanz.
