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Entre dos aguas - Paco de Lucia

A compilation which includes some of the most important works of the this great guitarrist. In addition to the well-known rumba after which it's named, the album includes Zorongo gitano, Monasterio de sal, Punta Umbría, Guajiras de Lucía and others.

El lebrijano con Paco de Lucia

El Lebrijano in a special colaboration with Paco de Lucía this is Arte Puro, inspired the inovative and the traditional. El Lebrijano is the best display of the Peña de Lebrija family. Cantaor jondo, yet innovative, he has been succesful with the fusions he has made with arabic music.

Almoraima - Paco de Lucía

Paco de Lucía's solo recordings culminates its first period with Almoraina. It is a period dedicated to the creation of an original langauge.

Concierto de Aranjuez - Paco de Lucia

This 1991 album shows Paco de Lucía along with the Cadaqués orchestra in the famous Concierto de Aranjuez of the maestro Rodrigo. It also includes songs from Iberia by Isaac Albéniz.

Cositas buenas - Paco de Lucia

For four decades, Spanish guitarist Paco de Lucia's jazzy, Mephisto-like technique redefined flamenco. This CD, which means 'Good Small Things,' is de Lucia’s first release in five years, and it's been worth the wait. Most of the eight tracks feature just de Lucia, a chorus of vocalists, percussion, and the zesty handclaps called palmas. Lucia and company take you through the Moorish, Jewish, and...

El Duende Flamenco de Pace de Lucia

El Duende Flamenco de Pace de Lucia 1972 is brought to us mostly with guitar along and with few orquestra accompaniments and Paco's 'brother,' Ramon de Algeciras. Brilliant sound and technique by one of the greatest guitar players in the world. Zapateado, Rondeña, Tientos, Guajiras and other songs. 

Camaron (3 cd \'s) - Camaron de la Isla y Paco de Lucia

Camarón Recopilatorio consists of three discs: 'Al verte las flores lloran' 1969. 'Cada vez que nos miramos' 1970 .'Son tus ojos dos estrellas' 1973.

Viviré - Camaron de la Isla y Paco de Lucia

Viviré' is the prelude bulería and has a structure almost identical to the one of 'Gitanos andaluces' by the Sextet, instead on this ocassion José sings and Tomatito is on the second guitar. 'Campanas del alba' is based on the cante for seguiriyas, which Camarón gives a superb interpretation to and is very well arranged by Joan Albert Amargós, who reminds us of Manuel de Falla - which is not a...

Cada vez que nos miramos - Camaron de la Isla y Paco de Lucia

This album represents the meeting between Camarón and Paco de Lucía, who back at that time was a young guitarist from Algeciras (soutern Spain) with whom Camarón formed the most important flamenco 'duet' in the second part of the 20th Century. The relationship between them keeps on growing and the year after releasing their first album together, Camarón tours with Juanito Valderrama along with...

Potro de rabia y miel - Camaron de la Isla y Paco de Lucia

This was the last gift left behind by the maestro, genius and icon of this beautiful art, Camarón. It could not have been with the accompaniment of any other than Paco de Lucía. This unbeatable duo began to give us all the art they had within them in 1969 and put an explamation point to it the year Camarón died. This album is a must have in tribute to Camarón and Flamenco. Without a doubt it is...