El Niño De Almaden
Grands Cantaores Du Flamenco - Volume 2
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El Niño De Almaden Grands Cantaores Du Flamenco - Volume 2 Vinyl
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El Niño De Almaden

Grands Cantaores Du Flamenco - Volume 2
1983 French original. Glossy, NM- vinyl. Grands Cantaores Du Flamenco features El Niño de Almadén, one of the notable traditional flamenco singers (cantaores) recorded during the mid-20th century revival of interest in authentic Andalusian performance. Issued on the French cultural label Le Chant Du Monde, the album was part of a series documenting important flamenco vocalists for an international audience.

The recording centers on the raw expressive power of cante, the vocal heart of flamenco. El Niño de Almadén’s delivery reflects the classic Andalusian style: intense phrasing, dramatic vocal inflections, and deep emotional weight carried through traditional forms such as seguiriyas, soleares, and fandangos. The accompaniment is typically minimal, featuring flamenco guitar that supports the singer while allowing the voice to remain the focal point.

Albums in the Grands Cantaores Du Flamenco series were designed to introduce listeners outside Spain to the authentic traditions of flamenco singing. This recording highlights El Niño de Almadén’s powerful interpretation of the style, offering collectors a direct glimpse into the expressive core of traditional flamenco performance.

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Track List

A1 Marinette 4:20
A2 Farruca 3:20
A3 Mamento Minero 2:40
A4 Buleria 3:20
A5 Malagueña 3:30
A6 Cartagenera 2:30
A7 Lamento De La Caleta 3:00
A8 Fandango De Huelva 1:45
B1 Malagueña 7:20
B2 Aires De Huelva 2:30
B3 Martinete 2:45
B4 Mirabras 3:00
B5 Seguirya 4:00
B6 Serenata 4:20

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