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Great Masters of Flamenco, Vol. 11 by De Ricardo, Nino (CD, 1996)

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Sentir de Sacromonte. Marisma de Huelva. Fantasia Minera. About Movie Mars. Igual Que la Dolorosa. Gitaneria Arabesca. Sierra Nevada.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelLe Chant du Monde, LEC

UPC3149025047076

eBay Product ID (ePID)11046029713

Product Key Features

Release Year1996

FormatCD

GenreWorld Music

ArtistDe Ricardo, Nino

Release TitleGreat Masters of Flamenco, Vol. 11

Dimensions

Item Height0.35 in

Item Weight0.22 lb

Item Length5.59 in

Item Width4.99 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks17

Number of Discs1

Tracks1.1 Serrana Juncal 1.2 El Mellizo 1.3 Tierra Minera 1.4 Juncales 1.5 Sentir de Sacromonte 1.6 Marisma de Huelva 1.7 Rocieras Mananeras 1.8 Fantasia Minera 1.9 Almoradi 1.10 Sentir Serrano 1.11 Rosa Flamenca 1.12 Nostalgia Flamenca 1.13 Espelata 1.14 Gaditanas 1.15 Sierra Nevada 1.16 Gitaneria Arabesca 1.17 Igual Que la Dolorosa

Sub-GenreSpanish

NotesNino de Ricardo (1904-1974) is usually called Nino Ricardo, but we hold to the "de" since he was the son of amateur guitarist Ricardo Serrapi; his Christian name was Manuel. His career was both commonplace and exceptional, beginning in the cafes, cabarets and fiestas in the province of Seville, and then later at the demand of the greatest and most famous players, such as La Nina de los peines (with whom he made his first record in 1924), Cepero, Conchita Piquer, Pepe Marchera, Caracol and Antonio Mairena, with whom he made his last record. He gave solo concerts later in the 1950s, especially in France and Belgium, and made very few recordings as a soloist, including one LP for Le Chant du Monde in 1955 (which is reissued here in it's entirety, considering it's rarity) and for Hispavox (from which a selection is included here).