Paco de Lucía: the Guitarist Who Changed Flamenco Forever

Paco de Lucía: the Guitarist Who Changed Flamenco Forever

Madrid, 1973. Paco de Lucía was a few minutes short of a finished album, so he sat down in the studio and improvised over a rumba. It took four takes. He called it «Entre dos aguas» and used it as filler on «Fuente y caudal», a record that sold almost nothing on...
Shoji Kojima, Andalusian soul

Shoji Kojima, Andalusian soul

Share On Facebook Share On X Share On Whatsapp Share On Telegram Share Via Email Copy URL Born in Japan in 1939, Shoji Kojima is the example that flamenco is indeed a World Heritage Site. His life has been fully dedicated to flamenco and his love for this art has been...
The Carrete of Málaga now has a sculpture in his city

The Carrete of Málaga now has a sculpture in his city

Share On Facebook Share On X Share On Whatsapp Share On Telegram Share Via Email Copy URL The Carrete of Malaga can now celebrate that he has a monument to his greatness and heart in his homeland, sharing space with Pablo Picasso, Antonio Cánovas or the famous...