Manitas de Plata

Personne1921-2014

Discographie albums, compilations, singles et EP et albums live de Manitas de Plata, avec sorties, éditions et crédits catalogués

Ricardo Baliardo·

France· Sète

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Ricardo Baliardo, widely known as Manitas de Plata (Little Hands of Silver), was in the 1960s one of the most renowned flamenco guitarists in the world, and continues to be highly esteemed by aficionados of flamenco. He was born on August 7, 1921, in a Gypsy (Gitano) caravan in Sète, southern France, into an extended family to which the members of the flamenco band, Gipsy Kings, also belong. He was the father of Manéro Baliardo, Antonio De Plata and Tcha Baliardo. Upon hearing him play in 1964, Pablo Picasso is said to have exclaimed "that man is of greater worth than I am!" He died November 5, 2014 in Montpellier, France.

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Juerga !

1963

Manitas de Plata

Discographie

Juerga !

Manitas De Plata

Guitarra Flamenco

The Excitement Of Manitas De Plata

Ole!

N°2 Aux Saintes-Maries De La Mer

Manitas De Plata And His Flamenco Magic

Hommages

Manitas De Plata At Carnegie Hall

La Spagna Di Manitas - Flamenco!

Manitas De Plata In Recital

Viva Manitas De Plata!

Viva Manitas De Plata "Live"

King Of Flamenco

Et Ses Guitares Gitanes

Picasso: War, Peace And Love

Hommages

Gypsy Rhumbas: Flamenco Guitar

El Genio De La Guitarra

Flamenco De Manitas Et De Manero

Gypsy Blues

Manitas De Plata Et Los Plateros

Musique Aux Doigts

La Camargue

Soleil Des Saintes-Maries

Flamenco Fantasy

The Art Of The Guitar

Flamenco

A La Corrida

Manitas De Plata In Arles

Asi Se Toca

La Guitarra De Oro De Manitas De Plata

Ole! Guitarra flamenco

The Guitar Artistry of Manitas de Plata

At Carnegie Hall

Flaming flamenco

Flores de mi corazón

Guitare Et Poésie Flamenca

L'espagne de Manitas (Flamenco)

Libres Conto El Viente

Gypsy Flamenco