The "Habaneras & Tangos" publication delves into the fascinating world of music through Ricardo Gallén's compelling guitar performances. It presents remastered excerpts from his 2014 and 2017 concerts, highlighting the shared musical heritage linked by the evocative habanera. This collection reveals how the habanera's rhythms influenced both flamenco and tango, creating a vibrant tapestry of sound.
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This publication, 'Habaneras & Tangos', features remastered extracts from Ricardo Gallén's concerts in 2014 and 2017, brought together by their shared connection to the habanera. It explores how the habanera, adapted by Spanish and French creators, intertwined with flamenco and tango, evoking an exotic vision that comes to life through the guitar.
This volume, part of the MarchVivo collection, presents remastered excerpts from concerts performed by Ricardo Gallén at the Fundación Juan March in 2014 and 2017. The selection is unified by the habanera's influence, a dance that, despite not originating in Cuba, captivated much of Europe in the late 19th century with its melodic sensuality and swaying rhythm. Arriving on the continent via Cádiz and Seville, it was assimilated by flamenco and harmonized with the tango. It deeply rooted itself in the creative imagination of Spanish and French artists as an evocation of an exotic 'other,' which is brought to sonic life here through the intimate voice of the Spanish guitar.
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