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Salve Rociera del Olé Olé

Special selection of songs that have shaped during decades the soundtrack of El Rocío pilgrimage. Los Mairena, Requiebros, Conquero are included in this disc.The first song is la Salve Rociera del Olé Olé and the lyrics are:
SALVE ROCIERA
Dios te salve Maríadel rocío Señora.Luna, Sol, Norte y Guíay pastora celestial.Dios te salve Maríatodo el pueblo te adoray repite a porfía...

Confí de fuá. José Mercé. CD+DVD

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 embrujo gitano - Carmen Amaya - Cd + Dvd - Pal

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 the 40's and also scenes from the movies 'Maria...

Jeronimo

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...

Poemas del exilio Rafael Alberti - Miguel Poveda

Born in Cádiz, Rafael Alberti had to flee from Spain after the Republican government was defeated in 1939. He went into exile in Argentina, where he wrote numerous poems to express his homesickness and anxiety for his wounded country. His verses with their Andalusian flavour inspired composer Enric Palomar to compose a suite for a chamber orchestra and flamenco voice which resounds with elements...

Agua dulce - Tomatito

Tomatito has become a soloist of major significance within the realm of the flamenco guitar. His personal approach to both the festive and traditional formats in flamenco highlight his unique sensitivity and interpretative power. For more than a decade, he has combined loyalty to his racial heritage with an unusual ability to cross ideological barriers. New album of Tomatito with important guest...

Lagrimas negras - Diego el Cigala y Bebo Valdés

A mixed between Cuba and SpainThe music from this CD is like magic. The record, which takes mostly Cuban ballads, and whispers them, gruffly, balances the classicism of Valdes' piano with the wavering voice of Cigala.This is a wonderful mix between the Cuba's Latin rhythms with the Spain 'cante jondo' of the ancient Flamenco music.The parts are incredibly music communion a master piano player as...

El pequeño reloj - Enrique Morente

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...

Canto - El Pele y Vicente Amigo

'Canto' a disc with the variety of eguiriyas, rumbas, alegrías, tangos, sevillanas and a soleá, a palo of which both are experts. El Pelés voice, yet another instrument, searches for emotion and finds it. Vicente Amigo's guitar sets a spell.After 12 years of artistic space, Manuel Moreno Maya el pele and Vicente Amigo's collaboration is a watershed in itself for Flamenco music.

Niña de los Peines - Utter Compilation

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.