Ricardo Pachón, gori-gori to the guru of new sounds
Ricardo Pachón, who recently passed away, didn't make records. He was determined to change the sound of an era. And he did...
Load moreDetailsRicardo Pachón, who recently passed away, didn't make records. He was determined to change the sound of an era. And he did...
Load moreDetailsAnna Galindo, beloved and legendary teacher and one of the most authentic flamenco people we have met outside of Spain, ...
Load moreDetailsArtists and friends gather in Tokyo to commemorate the artist's life and legacy over three days...
Load moreDetailsIf the nuances of the touch can be unified flamenco between tradition and innovation with the utmost respect, and...
Load moreDetailsThe Granada-born guitarist Pepe Habichuela, who died at 82, was a MASTER. In capital letters. No exaggeration. By right. A...
Load moreDetailsThe man from Antequera, promoter of 'Sevillanas' and 'FlamencoCarlos Saura's director, who died at 73, left a decisive legacy for...
Load moreDetailsAfter being hospitalized for several days due to a heart attack, he passed away in the early hours of Monday (Spanish time)...
Load moreDetailsA few months ago we dedicated this podcast to José Domínguez Muñoz 'El Cabrero'. Perhaps it's a fitting tribute to return to...
Load moreDetailsNot everyone will acknowledge the immense contribution El Cabrero made to the fandangos of Huelva, but...
Load moreDetailsHis countless followers found in José Domínguez Muñoz (Aznalcóllar, Seville, 1944) the profound flamenco singer who united his thirst for justice...
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