Flamenco

Flamenco is a passionate and expressive music genre originating from Andalusia, Spain, characterized by complex rhythms, hand-clapping (palmas), and soulful vocals (cante). Emerging in the 19th century among the Gitano people, flamenco evolved from folk traditions, incorporating Arabic, Spanish, and Indian influences. Its golden era in the 1950s-1960s saw widespread popularity, with artists blending traditional styles with modern innovations. Flamenco is deeply rooted in Andalusian culture, conveying intense emotions and storytelling through intricate guitar work (toque), foot-stomping, and poetic lyrics. Distinguishing itself from other folk styles, flamenco's intensity, improvisation, and fusion of Moorish, Spanish, and Gypsy elements have captivated audiences worldwide, influencing numerous genres, including Latin jazz and rock. Its unique blend of passion, virtuosity, and cultural heritage continues to inspire new generations of musicians and enthusiasts, solidifying flamenco's status as a captivating and enduring art form.

Andrés Segovia Archive: Grand Finale

Roberto Moronn Pérez

Album - 17 Tracks - Released May 23, 2025