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(Singer) (Dance)r (Guitarist)

1. Gnossienne Nº 1 (E. Satie, Arr. CFP) ***

2. Despedidas (CFP) **

3. Tanguillos de mi Casa (CFP) *

4. IntenCity (CFP) **

5. Kadish (M. Ravel, Arr. CFP) ***

6. Chiquilin de Bachín (H. Ferrer/A. Piazzolla, Arr. CFP) **

7. Syrinx (C. Debussy, Arr. CFP) ***

8. La Nave (CFP) *

9. Avant-Garde (CFP) **

10. Entre dos aguas (Paco de Lucía, Arr. CFP) *

* Grabado en “Estudio 7” y en Track, Madrid, entre 2011 y 2012.Producido por CFP y Javier Monforte. Mezclado, masterizado y remasterizado por J. Monforte.

** Grabado en Red Led el verano del 2012.Producido por CFP y Javier Monforte. Mezclado, masterizado y remasterizado por J. Monforte en Estudio 7, financiado por Crowfunding. Editado y distribuido por Karonte.

***Grabado en directo en Lo Otro el 5 de abril del 2014 por Javier Monforte y Javier Guarino, Unidad Móvil Estudio 7. Producido por CFP. Mezclado y masterizado por J. Monforte.

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Invitados / Special Guest: Jorge Pardo (flauta / flute), Tino Di Gerlado (tablas)Pablo Martín (contrabajo / double bass) en “Despedidas”

Carmen Linares (voz / voice) en “Chiquilín de Bachín”

Antonio Campos (voz / voice) & Juan de Pura (voz / voice) en “IntenCity” & “Avant-Garde”

Serguey Saprichev (tablas) en “Entre dos Aguas”.

IMPRESSIONS

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Camerata Flamenco Project Trio + Dance with the amazing flamenco dancer Leonor Leal

Born in Jerez de la Frontera, Leonor began her training when she was nine years old. She graduated with degrees in Classical Dance and Spanish from the Professional Conservatory of Dance of Seville, and com-pleted her studies at the University of Seville. For her flamenco training, Leonor worked with the such renowned teachers as Manolo Marín, Pilar Ortega, Carmen Montiel, Pepa Coral and the Galván family. And she took masterclasses with Juan Parra, Angelita Gómez, La Chiqui, Mercedes Ruiz, Andrés Peña, Ana María López, María del Mar Moreno and Manuela Carpio. Leonor began performing as a solo dancer in 2008, with Leoleolé, a show created for the Los Novísimos series of the Festival de Jerez. After a residency in Corral de la Morería in Madrid, she received the outstanding dancer award in the Spanish and Flamenco Dance Choreography competition. Leonor’s show eLe eLe received First Prize at the 15th Festival de Jerez in 2011.

Camerata Flamenco Project Trio + Flamenco Singerthe very demanded Antonio Campos

Born in Tarragona to Andalusian emigrants, Antonio moved to Atarfe in Granada at a young age. Without a history of flamenco in his family, he began to like it by listening to recordings and soon began playing the guitar and composing his own music. His professional career began with a song he composed for the album Granada baila por tangos, a commission by Raúl Alcover, who also sang. When Angustillas la Mona heard him, she hired him to sing at her cave in Sacromonte, where he was resident from 1988 to 2003. Since then, he has collaborated on national and international tours with such renowned bailaores as Fuensanta la Mo-neta, Manuel Liñán, Rafaela Carrasco, Juan Andrés Maya and Antonio Canales, among many others. He has also recorded songs for the albums Al aire de Graná, Entre ciprés y jazmín, Jóvenes con esencia flamenca and Flamenco Chill. More recently, he has performed in the show Mujeres, directed by Mario Maya and on the album Silence-Light: World Flamenco Septet by Nacho Arimany, recorded in New York, and he released his first solo album, a live recording at the Corral del Carbón in Granada.

Although Juan Antonio Suárez (‘Cano’) is a world-renowned flamenco guitarist, born into a family of Gypsy artists, his work transcends the traditional boundaries of flamenco and has pushed the music in new and fascinating directions. Since he was invited by Gerardo Nuñez in 1996 to represent a new gene-ration of flamenco guitarists on the album The New School of Flamenco Guitar, he has evolved into one of the great flamenco artists of our time. Cano has worked as a guitarist and composer with renowned dancers such as Merche Esmeralda, Belén Maya, Isabel Bayón, Andrés Marín and Rafaela Carrasco, to name a few. He has also composed music for some of the greatest flamenco artists and appears in Carlos Saura's Flamenco, Flamenco with Rocío Molina. In 2012, he worked with singer Diana Navarro on the album Flamenco, which received a Gold Disc in Spain and a Latin Grammy award nomination. Cano has released three critically acclaimed albums of his own and collaborated on countless others.

Camerata Flamenco Project Trio + Flamenco Guitar with one of most influent new guitar players Juan Antonio Suárez "Cano"

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