"Calle Real" is a captivating album by the legendary flamenco artist Camarón de la Isla, released in 1983 under Universal Music Spain S.L. This album is a vibrant fusion of traditional flamenco and flamenco pop, showcasing Camarón's unparalleled vocal prowess and emotional depth. Collaborating with esteemed musicians like Paco de Lucía on guitar, Tomatito on second guitar, and Carles Benavent on bass, along with percussionists Ruben Dantas and Raimundo Amador, Camarón de la Isla delivers a powerful and dynamic performance.
The album features a variety of flamenco styles, including tanguillos, bulerías, tangos, fandangos, and rumba. Each track is a testament to Camarón's ability to convey raw emotion and passion through his voice. Standout tracks like "Romance De La Luna," "Soy Esclavo De Tus Besos," and "Calle Real" highlight the album's rich musical tapestry and lyrical depth. The title track, "Calle Real," pays homage to the iconic street in Seville, adding a cultural and historical dimension to the album.
With a runtime of just over 32 minutes, "Calle Real" is a concise yet impactful collection of songs that encapsulate the essence of flamenco music. It's a must-listen for fans of the genre and anyone looking to experience the authentic and soulful sounds of Camarón de la Isla.