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"Siroco" features Paco De Lucia flamenco compositions that embody a history of flamenco feeling. In the words of the Spanish poet and flamencologist Felix Grande, "It would be too shallow an observation to merely point out the jewels of harmony, the incomparable technical strength, or the intricate rhythmic architecture of these pieces. This is flamenco revelation, rich with Andalucian tradition and musical virtuosity. I have never heard guitar like this, not even in the hands of Paco De Lucia himself." "Siroco" highlights include "La Barrosa", "Casilda" and "Gloria Al Nino Ricardo."
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05:15 |
La Canada
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Instrumental
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03:29 |
Mi Nino Curro
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Instrumental
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04:36 |
La Barrosa
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Instrumental
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04:19 |
Cana de Azucar
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Instrumental
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05:28 |
El Panuelo
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Instrumental
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03:55 |
Callejon Del Muro
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Instrumental
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03:46 |
Casilda
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Instrumental
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05:07 |
Gloria Al Nino Ricardo
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Instrumental
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Paco De Lucia |
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Guitar, Production, Cover Concept |
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Ruben Dantas |
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Cajon, Guitar |
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Juan Rainrez |
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Dancer |
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Jose Maria Bandera |
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Second Guitar on "Cana De Azucar" |
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Pepe De Lucia |
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Talegon Claps |
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Ramon De Algeciras |
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Second Guitar on "Casilda" |
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Erwin Musper |
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Engineering |
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Bart Sloothaak |
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Studio Management |
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Manuel Nieto |
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Photography |
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Barrie Marshall |
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Cover Concept |
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Artful Dodgers |
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Artwork |
All titles composed by Paco De Lucia.
Recorded at Eurosonic Studios, Madrid.
Edited and mixed digitally by Wisselord Studios, Hilversum.
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