Soy Gitano (Remastered) Camarón De La Isla, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Tomatito
Album Info
Album Veröffentlichung:
2018
HRA-Veröffentlichung:
28.10.2026
Label: Universal Music Spain S.L.
Genre: World Music
Subgenre: Flamenco
Interpret: Camarón De La Isla, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Tomatito
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- 1 Soy Gitano (Tangos) 04:14
- 2 Casida De Las Palomas Oscuras (Alegrías) 03:59
- 3 Thamar Y Amnon (Bulerías) 03:21
- 4 Dicen De Mí (Bulería Por Seguiriya) 04:33
- 5 Luna Llena (Bulerías) 03:48
- 6 El Pez Más Viejo Del Río (Fandangos) 02:43
- 7 Amor De Conuco (Rumba) 03:33
- 8 Nana Del Caballo Grande (Tangos) 05:51
Info zu Soy Gitano (Remastered)
"Soy Gitano" originally released on November 20, 1989. Produced by Ricardo Pachón, the record features contributions from Tomatito, Manuel Soler, Raimundo Amador, Vicente Amigo, Carles Benavent, and Tino di Geraldo, as well as the now-legendary sessions at Abbey Road with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
"Soy Gitano" became the best-selling album in flamenco history and earned Camarón his first gold record within its first month of release. It also featured the largest production budget for a flamenco album up to that time.
"Soy Gitano" was the last studio album Camarón recorded in his lifetime, and the weight of that circumstance is felt. With a symphonic orchestra, the album sought to expand flamenco toward more accessible territory without losing its essence. The result is uneven—the arrangements sometimes overwhelm the voice—but when Camarón sings stripped of ornaments, as in some bulerías, the truth of the cantaor is irrefutable. A historical document and an imperfect work.
Camarón de la Isla, vocals
Tomatito, guitar
Vicente Amigo, guitar
Carles Benavent, bass
Tino di Geraldo, percussion
Manuel Soler, percussion
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Luis Carrasco, clapping, backing vocals
Paco Fernández, clapping, backing vocals
José Fernández, clapping, backing vocals
Carmen Amaya, backing vocals
Joaquina Amaya, backing vocals
Marta Amaya, backing vocals
Guest:
Ana Belén, vocals ("Amor de conuco")
Digitally remastered
Please Note: We offer this album in its native sampling rate of 48kHz, 24-bit. The provided 96kHz version was up-sampled and offers no audible value!
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