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Si preguntan por quién doblanAntonio Chacón

Alejandro Fernández – Me Dedique A Perderte (Video Oficial)

The god of flamenco, Don Antonio Chacón.

Born in 1869, he began performing as a cantaor around 1884.

From early on, his talent was formidable, and many cantaores disliked singing after him.

Flamenco has honorific titles, and Antonio Chacón bore the honorific “Don.” This is the same as the Japanese “Don” and is bestowed on cantaores of exceptionally high ability.

In the long history of flamenco, he is the only one to have earned this title.

As this background suggests, his vocal prowess was on another level.

Even artists like Diego El Cigala and Buika likely cannot match his pure vocal ability.

Recordings of him are rare and precious, so be sure to check them out!

King GeorgeDover

Dover – King George (Videoclip Oficial)

Dover is a rock band formed in 1992, and in Japanese it is sometimes written as “Dōbā.” They have enjoyed popularity across various European countries, and their song “King George” once reached number one on Germany’s World Radio Chart.

Necrosis en la PoyaEsplendor Geométrico

Necrosis en la Poya

Esplendor Geométrico is a band active since 1980, and the band’s name comes from an essay by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti.

“Necrosis en la Poya” is their debut single, released in 1981.

Tiempo de soleaOjos de Brujo

Ojos de brujo – Tiempo de solea

Ojos de Brujo is a band from Barcelona known for blending flamenco with a variety of other genres such as Latin and hip-hop.

“Tiempo de soleá” is included on their 2002 album “Barí.”

Todo esto es la musicaSerafin Zubiri

Serafín Zubiri – Todo Esto es la Música (directo Eurovisión)

Serafín Zubiri is a singer from Zubiri who is active in a wide range of fields, including hosting television programs and appearing in musicals.

“Todo esto es la música” is a song that was performed at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1992.

Y viva EspañaManolo Escobar

MANOLO ESCOBAR !Y VIVA ESPAÑA! EN DIRECTO (1972)

Manolo Escobar was a singer from El Ejido who passed away in 2013.

He also appeared as an actor in many musical films.

“Y viva España,” released in 1973, is one of his signature songs.

Por amor al odioRafael Lechowski

RAFAEL LECHOWSKI – POR AMOR AL ODIO [Flowklorikos]

Even today, Spain retains strong socialist characteristics.

As a result, there is a great deal of art that is anti-establishment or focuses on social issues.

Among these, hip-hop is a genre where such traits are especially pronounced.

Rafael Lekowski, who performs “Por amor al odio,” is a socially conscious rapper who represents Spain’s hip-hop scene.

He is an immigrant from Poland and spent his childhood in poverty.

The way he channels that background into his music has earned him tremendous support from Spain’s impoverished communities who struggle with poverty.