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Arcángel, "Ropavieja"
"‘Ropavieja’ is one of those joys flamenco gives us every now and then, the confirmation that it is a lively artform capable of giving birth to very great young artists who, in turn, feed it and make it grow" |
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Argentina, "Argentina"
"Tangos, bulerías, rumba, alegrías and even fandangos are all polished up, translated for the less expert listener and equipped with choruses sung in unison, leaving ample scope for her vocal prowess" |
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Capullo
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“On ‘Flor de canela’, the Jerez-born cantaor goes along the same lines of his previous records with direct flamenco which is hummable, abrupt and extremely rhythmic” |
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Chocolate, "Cobre viejo"
“With his voice at the top of its form, on this album Chocolate performs the repertoire which he cultivated over decades devoted to cante” |
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David
Palomar, "Trimilenaria"
"On the disc, tradition carries a lot of weight. David has treated himself to recording, with his present-day voice, seguiriyas, soleá, malagueñas, alegrías and some fandangos with a personal touch" |
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Joaquín el Canastero, "Se busca"
"A 'rare bird' of a singer. In 'Se busca' Joaquín el Canastero embarks upon a journey that has been enriched by his narrative skills" |
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José Mercé, "Confí de fuá"
"The Jerez-born cantaor once again puts his money on legible, open, universal flamenco, which he has been cooking up since ‘Del amanecer’. And he achieves a varied, dynamic, believable album" |
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La Macanita, "La luna de Tomasa"
"La Macanita, without giving up being a cantaora, wants to demonstrate her versatility, taking a look once more at the field of light flamenco-style song" |
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La Susi, "Agua de mayo"
"La Susi , made a name for herself in the seventies and eighties with the kind of flamencoized song based on the rhythm of bulerias or tangos popularized by the genius Camarón" |
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Lole, "Ni el oro ni la plata"
"Lole is back, mature and young at heart, with all of those different vocalists that her voice allows her to be..." |
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Luis de la Pica, "El duende taciturno"
"You have to ignore the sound quality and appreciate the value of these testimonies, the lyrics written by this cantaor-poet, his idiosyncrasy and the aftertaste of the moment" |
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Merenguito, "Cante flamenco paso a paso 1 (DVD)"
"It's not only directed at apprentice cantaores, but also at guitarists who want to improve their skills at accompanying vocalists and at any flamenco fan who wishes to improve his or her knowledge of rhythmical structures and distinguish between styles" |
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El Pele & Vicente Amigo, "Canto"
"Accessibility is the name of the game in this new crossing of paths between El Pele's booming voice and Vicente Amigo's prodigious guitar" |
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Santiago Donday, "Morrongo"
"Morrongo is a jewel from another time, from all of time, strange but which happily someone has decided to put into circulation" |
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VVAA, "Mujerez"
"Each does her own thing and then halfway through the disc the three heartrending voices come together in a round of tonás, of unaccompanied cantes, even rawer than all the rest, which is no small thing. Laying stakes on the heavy, the timeless, the simple, the untamed" |
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CD. Paco de Lucía, 'En Vivo. Conciertos España 2010' (2 CD + DVD)
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CD. Arcángel, 'Arcángel'
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CD. Rafael Jiménez "El Falo", 'El cante en movimiento'
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CD. Jesús Corbacho, 'Debajo del romero'
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CD. Carlos Piñana, 'Manos libres'
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