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We Export Flamenco Worldwide. Rocio Jurado - Rocio Jurado. Flamenco. 2CDs+1DVD Pal Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. - Songs: 1. Que se la lleve el aire 2. Soledad sin remedio 3. El amor tiene tres puertas 4. Málaga 5. Solita en mi balcón 6. Cuatro letras 7. Pregón canastero 8. Cuando salí de Almería / Soy una mujer que canto 9. El dulcero 10. Mi madre me enseñó a mí y con un hombre arrepentío 11. Coplas del pica pica 12. Recuerdos del Rocío 13. Paseo de la alegría 14. Y quiero llegar a más y para triunfar en la vida 15. Un mal de amores 16. Noé cuando el diluvio 17. Quisiera ser jardinera 18. Por Sevilla pasa un río 19. A Málaga cantora Disco 2 1. Mi novio quiere una bamba 2. Un puente por la bahía 3. Las penas mías 4. A la Vírgen de la cabeza 5. Cita en Córdoba 6. Llanto por Caracol 7. Gitana 8. Pecadora soy 9. Ay mare, quién pudiera 10. Sevilla mora 11. Suenan palmas a compás 12. Tientos de mira que mira 13. Fandangos de Isla Cristina 14. Cantiña de Chipiona 15. Decir Sevilla 16. Tientos de la luna clara 17. Alegrías de la Macarrona 18. Moreno y bien parecido 19. Piloto mi corazón / En el querer no hay razones 20. A la Virgen de Regla DVD 3 1. DVD: Actuaciones TV - Alegrías de la Macarrona 2. Quisiera ser jardinera 3. Coplas del pica pica 4. Fandangos del descubrimiento 5. Y quiero llegar a más / Para triunfar en la vida 6. Que se la llve el aire / Que no daría yo 7. Fandangos 8. Solita en mi balcón 19.50 € 9. Que no daría yo 22.87 USD Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. - 10. Fandangos Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. - Rocío Jurado: Flamenco. It's published a double CD+DVD with the most complete anthology of Rocío Jurado that as an homage paid to her on the occasion of the second anniversary of her decease. Flamenco offers the most complete anthology published up to now about Rocío Jurado as the great flamenco singer she was, one of the aspects perhaps hidden by her big hits in the melodic song and as interpreter of popular folk song, kind from which this time last year a complete compilation under the title ''La copla'', had been published. The big hits of the Spanish song. And just like what happened with this record, in flamenco the picture sleeve is courtesy of the Jurado's family that always supervised and approved the content of the album. The two CD of flamenco contain 39 songs that are a complete round by the rhythmic patterns of flamenco this one gitano-andaluz. Bulerías, Soleá, granaína, malagueña, tangos, fandangos, tarantos, romeras, siguirillas, tientos, bamberas, alegrías, serranas, verdiales, colombianas, cantiñas, toná,…all the rhythmic patterns of flamenco are available on the two CD sung by Rocío Jurado, going round since the most ancient tradition known through the flamenco singers such as El Piliya or María Borricco to close authors as Rafael Alberti, Diego Carrasco, El Lebrijano, Manolo Sanlúcar, Carlos Lencero, Ricardo Pachón, Felipe Campuzano, Antonio and Carlos Murciano or Quintero, León and Quiroga. The DVD offers ten performances of Rocío Jurado on TVE recorded between 1976 and 1994. There, we have from the Alegrías of la Macarrona to several fandangos, going through the famous romeras gaditanas coplas of pica-pica or the Colombian wanted to be gardener. Flamenco is the homage paid to an artist whose andalusian style of singing runs in his family, as Antonio Gala was writing: ''She is a common people woman, who takes from the people all the strength and is to the advantage of the people, is enriched by the music and the wonder of her voice''. Rocío Jurado, great in the song, great in the popular folk song, great in the flamenco. Palos: Bulerias - Alegrias - Bamberas - Cantiñas - Colombianas - Fandangos - Granaina - Malagueña - Romeras - Serranas - Sevillanas - Siguirillas - Solea - Tangos - Tarantos - Tientos - Tonas - Verdiales Artists Rocio Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide..
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