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Fuente y Caudal - Paco de Lucia

Pop success would not come from an entire album but from a song which, overnight, acquired airplay in all the radio-stations in Spain: "Entre dos aguas" from the album Fuente y caudal (1973.) The Rumba diffused past Spanish borders and began to get attention from great rock and jazz artists. The album included experiments which went beyond classic flamenco. Ever since then, Paco De Lucía began a...

Solo quiero caminar - Paco de Lucia

This album in dedication to Manuel de Falla opens a new period. It was during its recording when Paco came together with the band Dolores and set his radical change, which as materialized by Sólo quiero caminar. In this album album, Paco creates a musical universe without losing his flamenco roots.

12 Exitos para dos guitarras flamencas - Paco de Lucia

Ricardo Modrego and Paco de Lucía recorded '12 Exitos para dos guitarras flamencas' in 1966. It consists of 12 tracks as well known as A tu vera, María de la O, Moliendo café, Tangos de la vieja rica, Sevillanas populares, Ojos verdes, La luna y el toro, La niña de Puerta Oscura, La cárcel de oro, No me digas que no and El emigrante.

12 Canciones de Garcia Lorca para guitarra - Paco de Lucia

Paco de Lucía was only eighteen when he recorded this album next to Ricardo Modrgo. Here he does the arrangements and plays songs compiled in the 20's by Federico García Lorca, leaving his first footprints on a road that would eventually transformed him into one of the greates creators and contemporary flamenco perfomers. Ricardo Montenegro toured several times with Paco de Lucía between...

12 Hists para 2 guitarras flamencas y orquesta de cuerda - Paco de Lucia

This recording is an opportunity to get acquainted with two essential names in Flamenco guitar. Ramon de Algeciras seems to only do live accompaniment with Paco de Lucía. In this album we can enjoy the following repertoire: Los Pescadores de perlas ,Tango de la Rosa ,Si no me more ,El Amor de Laura ,La Luna sobre las Ruinas del Castillo ,Celos ,La Virgen de la Macarena ,Que será será ,Yo que no...

Fantasia Flamenca - Paco de Lucia

1969 was the most intense and productive year in Paco de Lucía's recording career. He recorded as a solo prject Fantasía Flamenca, which is stil the album that best materializes Paco de Lucía's virtuousity with the traditional toque.

Hispanoamerica - Paco de Lucia

Hispanoamerica is comprised of 12 tracks. Amapola, Pajaro chogüi, Yo vendo unos ojos negros, Guadalajara, Limeña, Las mañanitas, Alma, corazón y vida, Quizas, quizas, quizas, Tico, tico, Lamento borincano, Y todo a media luz, and La paloma.

Dos guitarras flamencas en America latina - Paco de Lucia

Dos Guitarras Flamencas de Paco De Lucia offers the amazing talents of the Flamenco guitars of Paco de Lucia and his 'brother,' Ramon De Algeciras. De Lucia touches up with his own style and passion of Flamenco guitar the classic pieces from the region of the composers like Gutierrez, Lecuona, Lara, Granda, Gardel/Romero and Ramirez.  Dos Guitarras Flamenca in America latine also...

La fabulosa guitarra - Paco de Lucia

In 1967, at 19 years of age, he recorded his first LP 'La fabulosa guitarra de Paco'. Niño Ricardo's influence is evident. The album his flooded with authentic Flamenco guitar, with duende.

Interpreta a Falla - Paco de Lucia

He himself, in the middle of the succes of his Andaluz-inspired work, will drastically change his aesthetics in order to come closer to the brilliant past of Castillian music. It is precisely with the Gypsy Falla that Paco de Lucía will broaden his Flamenco guitar knowledge by recording Paco de Lucía interpreta a Manuel de Falla.