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Paco de Lucía was a Spanish virtuoso flamenco guitarist, composer, and producer. He was a pioneer of new flamenco and one of the first flamenco guitarists to venture into classical music and jazz. His 1973 album "Fuente y caudal" features the track "Entre dos aguas," which became one of his most renowned pieces. Other significant albums include "Almoraima" (1976), "Siroco" (1987), and "Zyryab" (1990). He collaborated with artists like John McLaughlin and Al Di Meola, contributing to the fusion of flamenco with jazz. His innovative approach had a profound impact on the evolution of flamenco. The products available from the artist Paco de Lucía include vinyls, CDs.
