Son tus ojos dos estrellas
Paco de Lucía · 1971
37 min · 12 tracks · classical · jazz fusion · flamenco
Flamenco rhythms entwine with lyrical melodies, showcasing deep emotional expression and virtuosic guitar work.
Son tus ojos dos estrellas is an album by Paco de Lucía, released in 1971. Flamenco rhythms entwine with lyrical melodies, showcasing deep emotional expression and virtuosic guitar work. The album is significant for introducing Paco de Lucía's unique style to a broader audience, helping to pave the way for the flamenco revival of the 1970s. It received positive critical reception and laid the groundwork for his later success, influencing generations of guitarists and flamenco musicians. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Son tus ojos dos estrellas sound like?
Flamenco rhythms entwine with lyrical melodies, showcasing deep emotional expression and virtuosic guitar work. Rooted in classical and jazz fusion.
What makes Son tus ojos dos estrellas by Paco de Lucía notable?
The album is significant for introducing Paco de Lucía's unique style to a broader audience, helping to pave the way for the flamenco revival of the 1970s. It received positive critical reception and laid the groundwork for his later success, influencing generations of guitarists and flamenco musicians. Released in 1971, 'Son tus ojos dos estrellas' was Paco de Lucía's debut album, marking his emergence as a leading figure in flamenco music. This album came at a time when he was still establishing his identity as an artist, blending traditional flamenco with innovative elements that would define his future work.
How many songs are on Son tus ojos dos estrellas?
Son tus ojos dos estrellas has 12 tracks, running approximately 37 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Son tus ojos dos estrellas (Bulerías) 3:30
- 2 La mujer con ser mujer (Malagueñas) 2:00
- 3 Por mala lengua que tienes (Soleá de Alcalá) 4:11
- 4 Sin motivos ni razón (Fandangos) 2:43
- 5 En la provincia de Cádiz (Petenera) 3:01
- 6 De una mina de la unión (Minera) 2:32
- 7 El espejo en que te miras (Soleá) 3:05
- 8 Me la tienes controlá (Fandangos) 2:37
- 9 Al Padre Santo de Roma (Tangos) 3:18
- 10 Estoy cumpliendo condena (Polo) 4:36
- 11 Se murió mi madre (Seguidillas) 3:10
- 12 Me voy por la calle abajo (Bulerías) 2:31
Release Date
January 1, 1971
Artist Origin
Spain
Runtime
37 min 14 sec
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