Raimundo Amador is one of the most important, personable and charismatic Spanish musicians. He learned flamenco from his father, who was a guitar player in the Rota North American military base. When he was 12, in Seville, he was a street artist and all he got for his art was a few pesetas, a sandwich or just the money to get a taxi back home. In Los Gitanillos he met Camarón de la Isla and Paco de Lucía, and, some time later, during the 70s, Kiko Veneno. In 1977, Kiko and Raimundo ...[Read Story]
