Pata Negra is a seminal flamenco group that emerged from the rich cultural tapestry of Spain in the 1980s. Formed by the Amador brothers, Rafael and Raimundo, whose gypsy heritage endowed them with a deep connection to flamenco roots, the band became a pioneer in fusing traditional flamenco rhythms with other musical genres such as blues, rock, and jazz. This innovative blend gave birth to a new style known as "blues flamenco," which earned them critical acclaim and a dedicated following.

Their work has had a lasting impact on the evolution of contemporary flamenco. With key albums like "Blues de la Frontera," which has been remastered to capture the raw energy and emotion of the original recordings, the group has cemented their place in music history. Other significant releases like "Guitarras Callejeras" and the spirited live performance captured in "El Directo (16 de Febrero de 1989 en Vivo)" showcase their virtuosity and the electrifying spontaneity of their live shows. Pata Negra remains a touchstone for aficionados of flamenco and its modern iterations, with their music continuing to inspire new generations of artists.

Genres

Cante Flamenco

Flamenco

Rock Andaluz

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Gipsy Kings

Joan Manuel Serrat

Latest Release

Como una Vara Verde

Pata Negra

Album - 10 Tracks - Released May 25, 1994