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This week we are bringing you Daniel Casares\u00b4 flamenco guitar. A young guitarist with natural born skills for this instrument. His creative abilities, virtuosity, his personality expressed in his playing have all led him to becoming one of the most recognizable figures of flamenco today.<\/p>\n


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[vc_row][vc_column width=’1\/2′]This week we are bringing you Daniel Casares\u00b4 flamenco guitar. A young guitarist with natural born skills for this instrument. His creative abilities, virtuosity, his personality expressed in his playing have all led him to becoming one of the most recognizable figures of flamenco today.<\/p>\n

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For this recording, Daniel Casares is accompanied by the clapping and cheering (palmas y jaleos) of Joaqu\u00edn G\u00f3mez “El Duende” and Ra\u00fal Leiva, two singers from Barcelona with an outstanding mastery of the rhythm, and a wide knowledge of music styles. They have performed on stage next to great artists, such as Chicuelo, Duquende, Juan Manuel Ca\u00f1izares…, among others.<\/p>\n

Daniel Casares was born in 1980, in “El Limonar”, a neighbourhood of Malaga. At the early age of 13, he would take part in the recording of the collective album \u201cA la Guitarra de Estepona\u201d, and aged 16, he would be awarded with the prestigious “Bord\u00f3n Minero” of La Uni\u00f3n, becoming the youngest guitarist (then) to obtain it. Shortly after, he would win Jaen National Guitar Contest, which would allow him to record his first album \u201cDuende Flamenco\u201d.<\/p>\n

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His musical charm is closely related to Juanito Valderrama, who he worked with for the last years of his career, as it is proved in the album \u201cDon Juan\u201d, recorded live in La Union flamenco festival (Murcia). <\/p>\n

The lyric world has also had the chance to enjoy Daniel Casares\u00b4 guitar, as he accompanied mezzosoprano Cecilia Bartoli during her European tour, in order to pay a tribute to the diva Mar\u00eda Malibr\u00e1n.<\/p>\n

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In 2005, Daniel Casares was named \u201cBest New Artist\u201d in New York. The prize was awarded by ACE, Association of Show Business chroniclers. In 2010 he was chosen to represent European culture in the presentation event for the media in the Universal Exposition of Shangai 2010.<\/p>\n

Casares has taken part in countless collaborations. Some of the most remarkables ones would be: Alejandro Sanz, Miguel Poveda, Dulce Pontes , Pasi\u00f3n Vega, Toquinho, Antonio Orozco, Jos\u00e9 Merc\u00e9, etc\u2026 As a result of this collaboration, Alejandro Sanz became his editor for his 5th album \u201cEl ladr\u00f3n del agua\u201d.<\/p>\n

At the moment, he collaborates live and composing for some of the works of Dulce Pontes and Miguel Poveda.<\/p>\n

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In July 2014 he released \u201cLa luna de Alejandra\u201d, along with Malaga Philarmonic Orchestra, his first symphonic work for guitar and orchestra. In 2015, he added Rodrigo\u00b4s \u201cConcierto de Aranjuez\u201d to his symphonic repertoire, proposing it along with \u201cLa luna de Alejandra\u201d. On 13 November 2015, he performed this concert in Candelaria Virgin Church, in R\u00edo de Janeiro, thus commemorating the 75th anniversary of Rodrigo\u00b4s masterpiece.<\/p>\n

In November 2015 he released “PICASSARES”, his 6th album. This album intends to pay a tribute to the painter Pablo Picasso. Here the author shows us all his most flamenco essence. Its ten songs count on the priceless collaborations of Dulce Pontes, Adam Ben Ezra, Rubio de Pruna y Miguel Poveda… among others.<\/p>\n

n today\u00b4s production we will be offering you a beautiful buleria he composed himself. Its name is \u201cCapote de Seda\u201d, and it appears in his latest album, \u201cGUITARRISIMO\u201d. With this tune, the author means to claim how underrated and neglected the guitar is these days, especially on the media. The song is accompanied by the clapping and cheering (palmas y jaleos) of Joaqu\u00edn G\u00f3mez and Ra\u00fal Leiva. This is a song recorded with a guitar by the maker Jos\u00e9 Ram\u00edrez, 1970<\/span><\/a>, A guitar with a very flamenco and personal sound, just like our protagonist.<\/p>\n