Музыка и песни Los Amaya / Los Amaya

An absolute milestone of Spanish music reissued on vinyl for the first time. Originally released in 1971, the debut by Los Amaya was a pivotal moment in the popularization of flamenco rumba, where rock'n'roll, pop, boogaloo, soul, salsa and plena exploded into gypsy music. Includes liner notes in English and Spanish by David Menéndez. Released by EMI in 1971, the debut LP by brothers José (A Coruña, 1950) and Delfín (Uvieu, 1952) Amaya with their Gipsy Combo is the beginning and the end, the alpha and the omega of a cultural and musical movement, the rumba, that spread its infectious rhythm all over the dancefloors of Spain and beyond. The illustrious musicologists Don Sicalíptico and Diego Manrique write of these EMI recordings, respectively, as of "The Gospels" and as equivalent in importance to those of Elvis for Sun Records. And Peret himself, the "King of Rumba", describes Los Amaya as "a full stop". A place to end and to begin a new Record Label: Vinilissimo Style: Latin