Niño de Barbate (Republication)

El Niño de Barbate is one of the best figure of the 'flamenco Opera'. Friend of artists like 'la Niña de los Peines', 'Pepe Marchena' or 'Vallejo', he spent nights playing with Antonio Chacón and Manuel Torresiendo.  

Raíces del cante gitano - Antonio Mairena (Republication)

He excelled in the most serious, solemn palos of Gypsy origin (often known as Cante Jondo), like Tonás, Martinetes, Soleá, and Siguiriyas, of which he recorded all or most of the traditional songs and variations. The value of his artistic legacy is controversial. On the one hand, some flamenco fans and critics consider him to be a model to imitate, an impersonation of the most authentic...

Jacinto Almaden - Cante Flamenco

Original recordings from the 30s decade. Jacinto Almadén has a deep voice from a mining throat. He was a non-gipsy singer with a great power and pedigree to sing.

Juanito Varea - Cante Flamenco

Original recordings from the 30. Juan Varea. He was not Andalusian or gipsy but a real Flamenco. Juanito Varea left us a large discography including all the famous "palos" of the flamenco music. He is considered as a traditional figure, a pure flamenco voice and recognized by the artists. He was one of the four elected during the "Llave de Oro" singing competition in Cordoba, in 1962. A singer...

Figuras del Cante Jondo - Porrina de Badajoz

Figuras del Cante Jondo - Manolo el Malagueño

Manolo el Malagueño was a "sweet songs" cantaor. His master was Pepe Marchena was his favourite cantaor, he imitated his styles at the beginning. Then he found his favourite musical dynamics. He was a successfull singer, admired by the audience.

La guitarra de Sabicas (Republication)

Two complete albums of Sabicas:¡Ole! la guitarra de Sabicas (1972) y ¡Flamenco! En la guitarra de Sabicas (1972).The first one includes colaboration of Adela Chaqueta, Rosarito la Mejorana and the second guitar is Diego Castellón, his brother. 

El Lebrijano con Manolo Sanlúcar y Pedro Peña (Republication)

We are listening to the best moments of Juan el Lebrijano. His songs are all part of the flamenco festivals.His repertoire includes more than sixteen tittles from 'El lebrijano' (1973) and 'Arte de mi tierra' (1974), with the guitars of Manolo Sanlucar and Pedro Peña.