Paco De Lucia "GOLD" 2CD Import Disc: 1 1. Almoraima (Bulerías) 2. Love Song 3. Dedicated to Niño Ricardo (Soleá) 4. Solo Quiero Caminar (Tangos) 5. Punta Umbría (Fandangos) 6. Wide River (Rumba) 7. Ritual Fire Dance - from "El Amor Brujo" 8. Compañeros (Bulerías) 9. Spring, Abundant Flow (Taranta) 10. Casilda (Tangillos) 11. Seeking the Roots of Andalusia (Bulerías) 12. Improvisation Rumba Disc: 2 1. Siria 2. Lucia's Guajiras 3. Bronze Skin (Sevillanas) 4. Monasterio (Colombianas) 5. Sugarcane Rumba (Rumba) 6. La Viña District (Alegrías) 7. Uncle Sabas (Tarantas) 8. La Barrosa (Alegrías) 9. El Gato's Cave (Rondeña) 10. Chiquito 11. In the Cove (Malagueñas) 12. Two Rivers (Rumba) 13. Concierto de Aranjuez (Allegro con Spirito) Born December 21, 1947, in Algeciras, a town in the Andalusia region of Spain. He was taught guitar by his father and brother Ramón from a young age. At the age of 13, he joined the José Greco Dance Company with his brother and toured North and South America. There, he met many guitarists. In 1967, at the age of 19, he recorded his first solo album, "Genius." He first came to Japan in March 1972. The following year, the recording of "Two Rivers" became a big hit, earning him international fame. In 1977, a turning point came for Paco, who was active in the flamenco field. A tour with Chick Corea, Carlos Santana, and John McLaughlin, performing only with acoustic guitars, and the album released in 1981, earned them the nickname "Super Guitar Trio" and solidified their recognition. \#PacoDeLucia \#PacoDeLucia \#Guitarist \#Spain \#Andalusia \#ChickCorea \#CarlosSantana \#JohnMcLaughlin \#jazz \#Fusion \#Flamenco