Paco de Lucía – Solo quiero caminar (1981) -repost

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Fourteenth studio album by the work of Paco de Lucia. He joined in it for the first time a group of five musicians, called Paco de Lucia Sextet, which integrated the elements of an array of jazz to flamenco guitar. Jorge Pardo, Ruben Dantas and Carlos Benavent, in addition to second guitar of his brother Ramon de Algeciras and Pepe de Lucía's voice. Paco de Lucia with his sextet began on this record a new aesthetic that established a definite highlight for all the flamenco coming from that time.

The album, in addition to its value for its artistic quality, incorporated musical elements that are now considered normal, as the percussion of the drawer -in the hands of Ruben Dantas for the first time in flamenco-, bass -accompaniment by Carlos Benavent -, sax and flute –both of them especially in the hands of Jorge Pardo-. As amply demonstrated throughout his musical career Paco de Lucia with this work was again the artist and visionary genius. The quality of his musical compositions, his unique personality in the way of playing the flamenco guitar and its innovative in flamenco art, has triggered interest in this art universally to all lovers of good music. 'Solo quiero caminar' remains today one of the most acclaimed albums of the work of Paco de Lucía, here still saying 'I just want to walk like rain runs on the glass and the river walk to the sea '.

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