Diego del Morao

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Arash

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From: Iran (living in Germany)

Diego del Morao

Anyone knows if and when a solo CD of Diego del Morao will be released ?

Arash

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orsonw

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Joined: Jul. 4 2009
From: London

RE: Diego del Morao (in reply to Arash)

I downloaded his track from the compilation album Fragua Futura, a buleria called 'A Mi Juana'
It's been on repeat alot since then!

Does anyone know any other solo tracks of his?
Also which are the best cante albums with him on?

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 17 2009 12:29:53

xirdneH_imiJ

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Joined: Dec. 2 2006
From: Budapest, now in Southampton

RE: Diego del Morao (in reply to Arash)

it was supposed to come this summer, but he's always delaying it for some reason...i can't wait either...

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 17 2009 12:46:13

XXX

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RE: Diego del Morao (in reply to orsonw)

Orson, i can recommend you La Tana (Tu ven ami), La Susi (track: Corazon de Plata) and La Macanita (La luna de Tomasa). Also Montse Cortes. Those are the cante albums i enjoyed the most at the same time (including Juaneke). Some websites mention the guitarrists involved in the albums. I think deflamenco.com does. But you have to guess on which track they are and sometimes they appear only for one track.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 17 2009 14:10:11

por medio

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RE: Diego del Morao (in reply to XXX)

I love Diego. His aire and compas is just something else. Love La Tana's album. He rips the Tangos apart.

Diego also features on one of the tracks of Diego el Cigala's last album Pacasso en Mi Ojos: "Amparo". Does a killer buleria and stamps his trademark compas.

I just can't get enough of him and love to see how he develops over the years.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 17 2009 23:03:08

stratos13

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Joined: Apr. 11 2005
From: Αθήνα

RE: Diego del Morao (in reply to por medio)

Perhaps he will become the answer to all "nuevau flamenco" guys.

If playing great compas like Diego is the modern thing of the future, then perhaps the wide audience will have in mind that great compas => flamenco and not fast scales=>flamenco! Amen

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 22 2009 0:27:36

Pimientito

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From: Marbella

RE: Diego del Morao (in reply to XXX)

...and four Killer tracks on the Potito album - Barrio alto
the Bulerias Rematailla is one of the best examples of accompanying guitar for cante. If you can copy those compas breaks then you have really mastered Buleria.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Dec. 22 2009 1:35:08