Canciones andaluzas para 2 guitarras

Canciones andaluzas para dos guitarras
Studio album by Ramón de Algeciras , Paco de Lucía
Publication (s)	1967
Label (s)	Philips
Format (s)	LP , CD
Genre (s)	flamenco
Title (number)	12
running time	32:55
occupation	Ramón de Algeciras - guitar, Paco de Lucía - guitar, Antonio Valdepeñas - Flamenco dancer, Pilar La Cubanita - rhythm accompaniment, Antoñita Imperio - Castanets
chronology - Canciones andaluzas para dos guitarras Dos guitarras flamencas en America Latina (1967)

Canciones andaluzas para 2 guitarras ( Spanish "Andalusian songs for two guitars") is the first of four albums by the brothers Paco de Lucía and Ramón de Algeciras , which were released between 1967 and 1969.

It is a flamenco percussion album, the two guitarists are supported by percussive elements: the zapateado des bailaor Antonio Valdepeñas is accompanied by Pilar La Cubanita and Antoñita Imperio with castanets and clapping hands.

All facets of flamenco , cante, toque and baile are voiced. The material comes from Andalusian popular music.

At the urging of the Philips record company , all four of the brothers' albums are quite commercially oriented. Nevertheless, in the opinion of the professor of flamenco guitar Julia Banzi, the albums show the “future genius, originality and technical skills” of Paco de Lucía.

Track list

1. Que viene el coco (Guajira) - 2:47
2. La Zarzamora (Bulerías) - 2:18
3. Canción del río (Tientos) - 3:20
4. Al conquero (Fandango) - 2:28
5. Los piconeros (Jaleos) - 2:35
6. Roja de celos (Bulerías) - 3:00
7. Pepa Banderas (Tanguillos) - 2:27
8. El Inclusero (Rumba) - 3:06
9. Limosna de amores (Farruca) - 2:40
10. Romance gitano (Bulerías) - 2:55
11. Te lo juro yo (Bulerías) - 2:36
12. Abril en Sevilla (Sevillanas) - 2:43

Web links

• Canciones andaluzas para 2 guitarras at Allmusic (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Julia Banzi: Flamenco guitar innovation and the circumscription of tradition . ProQuest, 2007, ISBN 054928155X , p. 153.