Entre Dos Aguas

Product Details

Artist : Paco De Lucia
Binding : Audio CD
EAN : 0042281410628
Label : Universal Music Group
Number of Discs : 1
Product Group : Music
Release Date : 1990-01-01
UPC : 042281410628

ASIN : B0000046MM

Track Listings for

Disc-1
1. Entre Dos Aguas [Rumba]
2. Zorongo Gitano
3. Rio Ancho [Rumba]
4. En la Caleta
5. Convite [Rumba]
6. Monasterio de Sal
7. Panaderos Flamencos
8. Punta Umbría
9. Chanela [Rumba]
10. Nina de Puerta Oscura
11. Castro Marin [Fandangos]
12. Guajiras de Lucía
13. Mantilla de Feria
14. Vito

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Editorial Reviews

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Paco de Lucia est un guitariste qui adore tenter des expériences diverses, entre musique classique, jazz et bien sûr flamenco, qui est son domaine de prédilection. On le retrouve sur cet album Entre dos aguas ("Entre deux eaux") pour une musique du métissage qui illustre bien ce titre. Une des perles de son répertoire disponible chez Universal. --Eric Frank

Customer Reviews

Great CD (2002-04-18)

This CD exceeded my high expectations. Highlights for me are the title track, Monasterio de Sal, Punta Umbria, La Nina de Puerta Oscura (amazing!), and El Vito, but all of the songs are good. I've definitely got to buy some more of his CD's.

Great CD (2002-04-18)

This CD exceeded my high expectations. Highlights for me are the title track, Monasterio de Sal, Punta Umbria, La Nina de Puerta Oscura (amazing!), and El Vito, but all of the songs are good. I've definitely got to buy some more of his CD's.

A moving combination of emotions and talent (2000-11-24)

This is one of Paco de Lucia most poplar albums among modern Spanish guitar listeners. It's also a great place to start listening to De Lucia as the CD offers samples form both new and traditional Flamenco, plus other Spanish rhythms. Eight themes from De Lucia and six interpretations from other authors, among which we can distinguish two themes from the Spanish poet and also composer Federico García Lorca. "Entre Dos Aguas" is probably De Lucia's greatest hit world-wide. The success of this composition was an unexpected surprise to De Lucia as it was the last theme to be recorded and was composed as the group improvised and played in order to fill album space. "Rio Ancho" is a well known theme from De Lucia's trio efforts with Dimeola and Mc Laughing. The version recorded in this CD is the complete original version. De Lucia's guitar playing can be easily distinguished from the rest of the group's guitarists and his soloing will stand out from most of the world's wood guitar and nylon string players. De Lucia has added a great deal to the Flamenco music style and managed to grow further into the art of improvisation which lead him to enter into a fusion of styles and rhythms. This album specifically is closer to modern or nouveaux flamenco with very few moments of fusion, however if you understand about guitar playing you will appreciate that De Lucia's solos use tonalities and scales that are adventurous and challenging to the traditional player In summary, this album is a collection of different compositions and does not bear a defined style or a one music concept like De Lucia's last CD "Luzia". Nevertheless, the material is excellent and the instrument playing and ambience is superb. Flamenco music has a unique flavour and represents a life style. De Lucia is a main representative of this art and culture.

Entre Dos Aquas is OK (2000-02-19)

I'm a long time fan of flamenco music, but this is my first experience with Paco Delucia. This disk is an enjoyable mixture of nuevo and traditional. Paco's reditions of Mantilla de Feria and Panaderos Flamencos may not be as exciting as those recorded in the mid-1950's on the RCA label by Esteban DeSanlucar, but the memories they rekindled made the CD worth its price.

Essential Flamenco (1999-11-08)

I came to love flamenco by being friends with flamenco students of Juan Serrano. They led me to this artist and to this CD in particular. It is a wonderful introduction to Paco and the music of flamenco. Though some argue that he is a herectic for his fusion of other instruments and genres of music with flamenco the combination is well worth the effort.

I just saw him in the San Francisco Jazz festival and it was worth every damn penny to see him in concert from the orchestra pit. For those who are curious he plays just as clean in concert as on CD which says something for a time period that sees more studio magic than live performance.

Later when you have fallen in love be sure to get his collaborative CDs with Camaron de la Isla (yes, it is shrimp of the island) there is raw fire in those albums.

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