David Moreno (1953)

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David Moreno (1953)

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kudo

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David Moreno (1953)

there is very little info on Moreno. I just got 2 albums of his ,both titled "David Moreno Maestro de Toque 1953" , anyone knows anything about him?
I found very few youtube videos of him

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El_Tortuga

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RE: David Moreno (1953) (in reply to kudo)

There's a little picado run in there (0:36) that is in one of my falseta charts

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Richard Jernigan

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RE: David Moreno (1953) (in reply to kudo)

From Randy Osborne's site

http://www.finefretted.com/html/golden_era_cds_for_sale.html

"David Moreno Navarro was born in Gijon (Asturias province) in 1924. His parents moved to Madrid in 1934. A few months later David performed in the Teatro La Latina. At the age of 12 he played in Los Gabrieles & Villa Rosa. With the troupes of Estrellita Castro & Carmen Amaya he toured the Americas. After that he toured France, England, Italy, Switzerland & Germany. In the early 1950's David toured with Concha Piquer to Argentina, Chile, Brazil & Mexico. He settled in Mexico and achieved great popularity. He died in 1976."

I heard Moreno several times in Mexico City in the late 1950s-early 1960s. I don't remember whether it was at Manolo Caracol's "Rincon de Goyar" or at the other major flamenco venue of the era, "Gitanerias". Moreno was an excellent guitarist.

RNJ

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quocdung

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RE: David Moreno (1953) (in reply to kudo)

Hi:
I uploaded a new album of David Moreno on youtube couple days ago, titled :David Moreno y su guitarra flamenca full album" Hope you enjoy it. This is the link:

Dung

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 11 2016 22:03:59