Un Momento En El Sonido [Import]

1. Demipati

2. Campo De La Verdad

3. Mezquita

4. Tangos Del Arco Bajo

5. Bolero A Marcos

6. Silia Y El Tiempo

7. Oriente Mediterraneo

8. Rocamador

9. Un Momento En El Sonido

10. Bolero A Marcos * Version Arreglos De Cuerda*

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
2005 Studio Album from the Young Flamenco Guitarist from Cordoba who the Most Likely Successor to Paco De Lucia and is Influenced by Stanley Jordan, John Mclaughlin and Al Dimeola.

Tracks:

Demt
Campo de La Verdad [BulerComposici
Mezquita [Sole
Tangos del Arco Bajo
Bolero a Marcos
Silia y el Tiempo [Farruca]
Oriente Mediterro [Zapateado]
Rocamador [BulerComposici
Momento en el Sonido [Taranta]
Bolero a Marcos [Versirreglos de Cuerda][*]

Album Details

2005 Studio Album from the Young Flamenco Guitarist from Cordoba who the Most Likely Successor to Paco De Lucia and is Influenced by Stanley Jordan, John Mclaughlin and Al Dimeola.

Customer Reviews:

Beauty - Full !!!.......2006-06-10

this beauty-full flamenco guitar CD marks the return of Vicente Amigo to a simpler & more satisfying production of his incredible talent as one of Flamenco's premier guitarists... the feel of his playing on this disc is makes it some of the best acoustic guitar music you'll ever hear & all thru the recording the listener is consistently treated to the same flowing musical stream of inspired & inviting flamenco virtuosity... this is without a doubt my favorite recording of his playing that often stays in my CD player for hours at a time... Ole Amigo !!!

Average customer rating:

Flamenco puro
A master class from a virtuoso

Un Momento en el Sonido
Vicente Amigo
Manufacturer: Bmg
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0009I7A88
Release Date: 2005-06-15

Tracks:

Demt
Campo de La Verdad [BulerComposici
Mezquita [Sole
Tangos del Arco Bajo
Bolero a Marcos
Silia y el Tiempo [Farruca]
Oriente Mediterro [Zapateado]
Rocamador [BulerComposici
Momento en el Sonido [Taranta]
Bolero a Marcos [Versirreglos de Cuerda][*]

Album Details

2005 Studio Album from the Young Flamenco Guitarist from Cordoba who is the Most Likely Successor to Paco De Lucia and is Influenced by Stanley Jordan, John Mclaughlin and Al Dimeola.

Customer Reviews:

Flamenco puro.......2006-11-14

Recomiendo este disco a los amantes de la guitarra, especialmente de la musica flamenca. Conoci hace poco a este artista y puedo definirlo como brillante, cabe hacer notar que el es compositor de todos los temas.

Saludos desde La Paz - Bolivia

A master class from a virtuoso.......2005-08-26

This 2005 release was my 1st and belated musical encounter with Vicente Amigo. What comes to mind is what Segovia proclaimed of Williams, "a prince of the [flamenco] guitar has arrived [where Paco de Lucía has reigned]." Amigo's music in this CD is electrifying, complex, and sublimely lyrical, while his guitar technique defies human limits--a smorgasbord of new falsetas, rich counterbeats, picado, alzapúa... Flawless rasgueados in crescendo suddenly awaken you like you just had a double shot of espresso, only to find yourself soothed by hypnotizing arpeggios in the next few measures. There is an interesting fusion of sounds at times--drums in Track 1, and bandoneón in several others. You will need to be in an occasional contemplative mood to appreciate Track 9. Track 5 and especially its bonus version Track 10 can be used to unwind while you sip down on Tempranillo.