Fuente y caudal

by Paco de Luc铆a

Fuente y caudal cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 1973
  • Label: Polygram Iberica, Philips
  • Country: Spain
  • Length: 35:41
  • Community rating: 4.76/5 from 7 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

'Fuente y caudal' stands as a pivotal album in the evolution of flamenco, highlighting Paco de Luc铆a's virtuosic performance and forward-thinking compositional approach. Co-written with producer Jos茅 Torregrosa, the album's tracks are rooted in traditional palos like buler铆as and tarantas, yet the production introduces jazz tonalities and, on the breakout rumba "Entre dos aguas," unconventional instrumentation including electric bass and bongos. This synthesis of tradition and innovation proved immensely popular, effectively launching the "nuevo flamenco" movement and cementing de Luc铆a's status as a global guitar icon.

Genres

Descriptors: folk, spanish, acoustic, instrumental, guitars, virtuosic, traditional, rhythmic

Tracklist

  1. Entre Dos Aguas (06:01)
  2. Aires Choqueros (04:16)
  3. Reflejo De Luna (03:54)
  4. Solera (03:42)
  5. Fuente Y Caudal (05:13)
  6. Cepa Andaluza (05:48)
  7. Los Pinares (03:35)
  8. Plaza De San Juan (03:12)

Credits

  • Paco de Luc铆a - flamenco guitar, composer
  • Jos茅 Torregrosa - composer
  • Ram贸n de Algeciras - flamenco guitar
  • Pepe 脡bano (Jos茅 S谩nchez) - bong贸s
  • Faustino N煤帽ez - liner notes

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