American researcher Tyler Barbour reviews a crucial moment for the flamenco, for Spain, for everyone, in the book 'Writers and the flamenco: the anti-Franco struggle (1967–1978)'.
'Pilgrim of light. Space and time in the work of Francisco Basallote – 1988-2015' (Ediciones en huida), an essay by Jesús Cárdenas, gives him a well-deserved recognition.
In 'Reflejos' (ed. Pangea), he shows himself as a "lyricist of roots, natural, true, intimate with the sun and the earth, the olive grove and the wind, a great enthusiast, a complete man."
The Andalusian publishing house Almuzara publishes a book by Juan Toro Barea, a renowned enthusiast and researcher of flamencoDedicated to Diego de Morón. It's subtitled 'Biography of the Goblin'. If it has one thing going for it...
With 'Immune Refuge', the Sevillian writer continues her poetic expression delving into the same themes, with more personal courage, denouncing in her case the hypocrisy.
The poet José Francisco López publishes his award-winning lyrics in 'Ecos del pueblo' (Editorial La Baja Andalucía).
'Feeling flamenco 'and guitar': José Esteban Rodríguez Cosano's new album. It's impressive how he uses his pick to transport us to the entire musical and experiential atmosphere of each track. palo.
The book 'Couplets and discography of cante 'Mining-Levantine', by José Francisco Ortega Castejón, will be essential for anyone who wants to approach these canteand its authors.
A luxury for the flamenco Manolo Franco, always great at accompanying, a difficult art, and great at concert playing, master of a musical language and flamenco...
In the album 'Cambiático', the Sevillian flamenco singer Juan Murube often seeks a modern, or modernist, twist, without abandoning his taste for the most deeply rooted, for the...