2012 a good year for flamenco guitar

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cigany

Posts: 83
Joined: Jan. 30 2008
From: USA

2012 a good year for flamenco guitar

2012 was a good year for flamenco guitar.

Nino Josele: El mar de mi ventana
Santiago Lara: Sentimientos Nuevos
Pedro Sierra: El Toque Flamenco
Paco Serrano: Catarsis
Jesus de Rosario: Aquí Te Espero
Gerardo Nunez: Travesia
Dani De Moron: Cambio de Sentido

This year, looking forward to Jeronimo Maya.
(Wasn't Manuel Valencia supposed to put out a CD? I'd also really like to see Severiano Jimenez "Nino Seve" record a CD.)

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Delta_Slider

Posts: 27
Joined: Jan. 26 2012
From: Colorado

RE: 2012 a good year for flamenco guitar (in reply to cigany)

Thanks for the list, I missed a couple of those. I'll be looking into them soon!!

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rombsix

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Joined: Jan. 11 2006
From: Beirut, Lebanon

RE: 2012 a good year for flamenco guitar (in reply to cigany)

Check this thread: http://www.foroflamenco.com/tm.asp?m=223824&p=3&tmode=1&smode=1

And then update us about new albums. The last I got was the Amir John Haddad new one. I remember now there is a new MAC and upcoming are Jeronimo and Antonio Rey.

Anything else I'm missing?