Juan Carlos Romero Discography of CDs

Juan Carlos Romero discography Author: Manolo Sanlúcar. Personnel: Juan Carlos Romero (guitar); Juan Carlos Romero; Enrique "El Extremeno", Diego Carrasco, Enrique Morente, Carmen Linares (vocals); Manolo Nieto (bajo sexto, bass guitar); Jesus Sancho, Valentin Sanchez (violin); Gretchen Talbot (cello); R. Mustalier (saxophone); Isaac Capetillo (trumpet); Pepe Punta (trombone); Manuel Soler (dancer, palmas); Rafael Fernandez (viola); Antonio Coronel, Tino Di Geraldo (percussion); Curro Fiesta. Recording information: Sound Et Production (07/1996-02/1997).

Juan Carlos Romero songs Estrella Morente,Vocals/Arcan Gel,Vocals/Juan C.Romero-Guita Recording information: 4'40 Grabaciones, Gines, Sevilla, Spain. Arranger: Juan Carlos Romero. Personnel: Juan Carlos Romero (guitar); Estrella Morente, Olivia , Arc Angel (vocals); Manolo Nieto (bajo sexto); Antonio Coronel (percussion, palmas); El Bo (palmas). Audio Mixers: Juan Carlos Romero; Antonio Moreno.

Juan Carlos Romero CD discography With a fascinating mixture of rhythms and whirling harmonies, Carmen Flores ("the Ebony Fire") steps boldly back onto center stage with her 2000 release, Babalú. Drawing from the more African side of traditional Cuban music, Flores casts an inescapable spell with her belly-rumbling voice and masterful song interpretations. The album features a style called Afro, which emulates the religious bata drumming of the Yoruban religion, a style often overlooked by modern Afro-Cuban musicians. In her repertoire choices, she also pays homage to her African roots, with many songs referring to the Orishas, or Gods of the Yoruban tradition. Through references to deities of old, selections such as "Cabiosile pa' Changó," "Yemayá," and "Babalú y Tabú" bring a rich, ancient religious tradition to life. The mood of the record is far from dark or somber, maintaining a festive, lively attitude. Flores is without question a vocal talent to be reckoned with. The thick, rich timbre of her voice commands respect and inspires awe. She is like no other Cuban musician recording today. For those caught up in the resurgence of interest in the musical traditions of Cuba, Carmen Flores' Babalú will convert them, turning enthusiasts into connoisseurs. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez Flores is one of the few female traditional salsa singers in the market besides Celia Cruz; Florez possesses a powerful & soulful voice, belting out Cuban classics like the ...

Juan Carlos Romero albums Enrique Morente's second solo album Lorca pays tribute to Federico Garcia Lorca's influence on flamenco. Morente's passionate vocals and guitar playing are highlighted by guest performances from Pepe Habichuela, Ketama, Tomatito, and the Bulgarian Voices. ~ Heather Phares Recorded at Rasgueo Studios, Granada, Spain. Personnel: Enrique Morente, The Bulgarian Voices (vocals); Juan Manuel Canizares, Juan Carlos Romero, Miguel Ochando, Pepe Habichuela, Tomatito (guitar); Bernardo Parrilla (violin); Antonio Romos-Maka, ...

Juan Carlos Romero music CDs Recording information: Abbey Road, London / Sonoland, Madrid.

Personnel: Jorge Luis Rojas (vocals); Jose Angel Navarro (guitar); Juan Carlos Romero (trumpet); Roberto González (piano, keyboards).

Recording information: Audio Records, Sevilla, Spain (04/2006-06/2006). Personnel: Miguel Poveda (vocals); Moraito Chico, Juan Carlos Romero (guitar); Paquito González, Antonio Coronel (percussion); Bobby Soto, Carlos Grilo (palmas). Audio Mixers: Eduardo Ruiz; Juan Carlos Romero.