This rhythm that we will call 'Tanguillos Gitanos' (little gypsy tangos) is frequent, nowadays, among flamenco artists, especially the guitarists
This type of Tanguillos has been in a way, rescued, and made fashionable from the track 'Romance de la Luna' from de record 'Calle Real' (1975); recorded by Camarón de la Isla under the musical direction of Paco de Lucía
This rhythm is very similar to that of the 'Tanguillos de Cádiz'; but for their tone for medium and distint accent, takes an air different from that of Cádiz
Carmelilla Montoya, member of the Montoya Family from Triana, remembers as of small its parents made him this rhythm, instead of rumbas, because it was easier so that the children danced
It is difficult to identify their origin inside the flamenco, but in this cd, the rhythm that Carmelilla marks spring in such a natural way that one notices that it leaves him of very inside
The dance not this mounted in a traditional way and the one sings it is peculiar to be a soleá lyric, what means that you can use with any lyric
Here we offer this rhythm in several versions and speeds so that you go investigating and playing with this rhythm.

TRACK 
1 Tanguillos. Baile Completo 
2 Tanguillos. Baile Completo 
3 1ª Parte. Bulerías 
4 2ª Parte. Tanguillos
5 3ª Parte. Tanguillos por Soleá. Sólo de Pie 
6 Lento con Guitarra 
7 Lento Sólo Compás 
8 Medio con Guitarra
9 Medio Sólo Compás 
10 Rápido con Guitarra 
11 Rápido Sólo Compás 
12 Lento con Guitarra
13 Lento Sólo Compás
14 Medio con Guitarra
15 Medio Sólo Compás 
16 Rápido con Guitarra 
17 Rápido Sólo Compás