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	Vicente Amigo Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Vicente Amigo’s “The Future of Flamenco”; tour was received with standing ovations at the Herbst Theater.
		Vicente has explained his use of non-linear style: “I love flamenco music as a foundation because it allows me to tell a story in a very different, non-linear fashion,” he says.
		Vicente’s composure, skill and talent easily weather feedback from stage, critic, and creative pressures and also brings an audience of ecstatic fans to listen.
	www.sfflamenco.com /pages/vicentereview.html (713 words)

	Vicente Amigo
		Vicente's first appearance in The Netherlands (aka Holland) was when he was a young boy that nobody had heard of.
		Vicente visited the conservatory and demonstrated and explained some of the finer points of guitar playing to the advanced students.
		Vicente was among the fine artists in "Festival de Flamenco 1994", the final show of the series that year.
	www.xs4all.nl /~davidbos/flamenco/v_amigoe.htm (1456 words)

	Click2Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Vicente Amigo appears to be enveloped by a charismatic and ethereal air, his gaze seemingly lost in the distance.
		Vicente Amigo is from Córdoba through and through.
		This album, in which we can sense the loneliness of the creative process, captures Vicente’s search for spontaneity — he doesn’t want his listeners to guess the intricate musical processes behind his sound; instead, he renders his musical web invisible and invites us to immerse ourselves in pure feeling.
	www.click2music.fi /biografi.asp?art=296 (696 words)

	Amazon.com: Music: Ciudad de Las Ideas [IMPORT] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		While he is accomplished on the fretboard, Amigo takes a decidedly low-key approach on tracks like "Tres Notas Para Decir te Quiero" (with its soothing falsetto singing) and the solo guitar piece "Bolero de Vicente." Through his style, Amigo is able to flesh out his songs with controlled doses of requisite guitar pyrotechnics.
		Vicente Amigo, a man of few words, isn't one who's prone to talk the talk, he just walks the walk and boy what a great CD he has come up with - again!
		I met Vicente many years ago (around 1989) when he was a relatively unknown guitarist on the scene, over ten years on, Vicente has lost none of his honesty, professonalism or sensitivity, and has matured to become a great artist and a truly oustanding ambassador for Cordoba and humanity.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004YMVS?v=glance (1288 words)

	Vicente Amigo "Ciudad de Las Ideas" by Srajan Ebaen
		Vicente Amigo has been called the natural successor of Paco De Lucia.
		A technically flawless master of the Spanish flamenco idiom, Vicente Amigo has also been shaped by the Jazz of John McLaughlin, Al DiMeola and Pat Metheny.
		On “Córdoba” for example, Amigo remains unaccompanied and segues into a very dreamy, semi-improvisational exploit that enchants with the many tonal hues he culls from his guitar, from bright silver to a rich red gold to a more muted but even deeper copper.
	www.enjoythemusic.com /magazine/globalcaravan/0102/amigo.htm (846 words)

	Vicente Amigo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Vicente Amigo is a Flamenco guitarist born in Córdoba in 1967.
		He is one of the most outstanding flamenco concert guitarists, although he has also played as a backing guitarist on recordings by Pelé, Camarón de la Isla, Vicente Soto, Luis de Córdoba and the rociero band Salmarina, and he has acted as a producer for Remedios Amaya and José Mercé.
		His last work, Ciudad de las Ideas, won the Latin Grammy for the Best Flamenco Album in 2001 and the 2002 Ondas award for the best Flamenco Work.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vicente_Amigo (411 words)

	Jazzkaar 2001 \| artist \| Vicente Amigo
		he grace, passion and fire inherent in the art of flamenco are brilliantly brought to life and represented live in their full splendour by the music of virtuoso guitarist and singer Vicente Amigo, one of the greatest proponents of New Flamenco.
		Amigo’s shorter pieces and large-scale compositions both evidence his rare talent for finding fine classical compliments and jazz spices to add to the older riches of flamenco.
		Amigo’s Flamenco Concert for a Sailor on Land, premiered by the Cuban Symphony Orchestra under Leo Brouwer’s conductorship in 1992 in Cordoba, receives Spanish Radio’s «Oja Critico» award.
	www.jazzkaar.ee /2001/2_amigo.htm (458 words)

	PR Productions - Vicente Amigo In Atlanta, Ga on Nov. 18th 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Amigo involvement with music began at a very young age.
		By the age of fifteen, Amigo was attracting attention as a protege of Paco Pena.
		Amigo has also accompanied numerous vocalists including El Pele and Luis De Cordoba and dancers including Javier La Torre and Israel Galvan.
	www.prproductions.net /vicente.htm (198 words)

	'LA'Ritmo.com - 'Latin American' Rhythm Magazine
		Vicente Amigo was born in Guadalcanal, in 1967, and later moved to Córdoba where he was raised and first started taking guitar lessons.
		It was then that Vicente quietly walked onto the stage and began to play the first notes of his solea; he had the entire audience mesmerized from the very first note.
		As I watched Vicente play, I realized that his playing was truly a display of individuality and raw talent.
	www.laritmo.com /mag?id=1164 (655 words)

	Amigo, Vicente - Satan Stole My Teddybear (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Vicente Amigo is a young flamenco guitarist from Spain and many see in him the successor to Paco DeLucia's throne as the untouchable master of flamenco guitar.
		But there is no denying that Amigo is an absolutely stunning musician and excellent composer, and his debut album is a jaw-dropping collection of highly melodic, emotional and flamboyant instrumental compositions (two of which feature traditional flamenco vocalists).
		The highlight of this album, however, is Amigo's extraordinary command of his instrument.
	www.ssmt-reviews.com /db/searchrev.php?artistID=48&showReview=true (270 words)

	Flamenco - World.com / Vicente Amigo, or the flamenco guitarist of the 21st Century
		Flamenco - World.com / Vicente Amigo, or the flamenco guitarist of the 21st Century
		Vicente Amigo is the guitarist in the eye of the hurricane in the new decade.
		When Vicente Amigo traveled to Sanlúcar de Barrameda in 1982 to learn from Manuel Muñoz Alcón, he was one of the most talented students of the Córdoba guitar academies, such as that of Merengue de Córdoba.
	www.flamenco-world.com /artists/vicenteamigo/vicenteamigo.htm (244 words)

	Vicente Amigo \|\|\| Mondomix * musiques du monde * world music
		Born in the Spanish town of Guadalcanal near Seville in 1967, flamenco guitarist Vicente Amigo is hailed as the "new Paco de Lucia".
		The attention of the general public and media was first drawn to Vicente in "Soy Gitano" by the great Camarón de la Isla in 1989, year in which he won the prestigious Ramón Montoya Award.
		Winner of the 2001 Latin Grammy Award for Flamenco for his record "Ciudad de las ideas", Vicente Amigo is both one of flamenco's best-selling and most innovative artists today.
	www.mondomix.com /en/portraits.php?artist_id=353&reportage_id=421 (414 words)

	Flamenco - World.com / Interview with Vicente Amigo.
		The guitarist Vicente Amigo has just put out his fourth solo record, "Ciudad de las Ideas", (idea city) eight pieces with echoes of jazz, Arabic sounds, and of course, flamenco from all generations and sources.
		Vicente, your previous record was based on your "Concierto flamenco para un marinero en tierra" (flamenco concert for a landlocked sailor) and you called it "Poeta" in honor of Rafael Alberti.
		moments (Vicente mulls over what he's going to say) where you can breathe a kind of flamenco which is more mine, and other moments when...
	www.flamenco-world.com /artists/vicenteamigo/vamigo.htm (2036 words)

	‘The Sultan’ brings flamenco flair to town By PATRICK KNOWLES SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT When Grammy-winning flamenco ...
		When Grammy-winning flamenco guitarist Vicente Amigo was growing up in Seville, Spain, he used to pretend that his mother’s broomstick was a guitar.
		Amigo became a child protégé of flamenco masters Juan Munoz, Merengue de Cordoba and Paco Pena.
		Amigo says that the heart of flamenco lies in relentlessness and sounds of sorrow.
	www.santacruzsentinel.com /archive/2002/November/07/style/stories/01style.htm (742 words)

	DCFLAMENCO - Flamenco in Washington DC - Page Two (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Amigo began the concert humbly explaining that since this was his USA debut, he and his fellow musicians would make this evening special by giving everything they've got.
		Vicente Amigo (guitar), José Manuel Hierro (second guitar, palmas, background vocals), Patricio Cámara and Paquito Gonzalez (percussion, background vocals), Blas Córdoba "Kejío"(cante), Rafael Campallo (baile), and Pep Pérez "Cucurella" (bass).
		Eventually I learned Vicente's granadinas titled "Morente" from the CD "De mi corazón al aire." I still play this piece every week when I perform in the local tablaos.
	www.dcflamenco.com /dcflamenco/2242002_272002.html (1758 words)

	Windham Hill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Like Amigo?s first three albums, it has won him new fans in his homeland and across Europe, as well as in South America and Japan.
		Recorded at the Filigrana Studios in Cordoba (Amigo?s adopted hometown) and mixed in Madrid, the collection is orchestrated and conducted by Joan Albert Amargos.
		Amigo?s laid-back playing is enhanced by the gorgeous, lonesome harmonica longings of Antonio Serrano.
	www.windham.com /artists/artist.jsp?id=304228 (1384 words)

	Energy Productions - albums and compilations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The best of lounge, electro-brazil, tango & latin influences also including: Nitin Sawhney, Koop, Vicente Amigo, Ray Barreto, Buscemi, Celia Cruz, Astor Piazzolla, Astrud Gilberto and many others on double cd.
		A host of important names: Nitin Sawhney, Koop, Vicente Amigo, Ray Barreto, Buscemi, Dzihan & Kamien, Celia Cruz, Astor Piazzolla, Astrud Gilberto...
		Vicente Amigo "Compare Manuel (Tangos Dedicado A Queco)"
	www.energy-prod.it /compilations3.asp?codice=98 (173 words)

	World Music Central: Flamenco In Concert From Cordoba, New Vicente Amigo DVD Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Madrid, Spain - As if to shorten the wait for his long-awaited new album, Vicente Amigo releases the first visual recording of his music.
		Vicente Amigo is a guitarist of the new generation of Flamenco.
		He was born in Guadalcanal in 1967, a small town in the province of Sevilla, though he grew up in Córdoba.
	www.worldmusiccentral.org /article.php?story=20041104082305479&mode=print (218 words)

	EarthBeat - Artists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		"Ciudad de las ideas", "City of ideas", is an album which gives us an insight into Vicente Amigo's personality.
		This album, in which we can sense the loneliness of the creative process, captures Vicente's search for spontaneity - he doesn't want his listeners to guess the intricate musical processes behind his sound; instead, he renders his musical web invisible and invites us to immerse ourselves in pure feeling.
		The album was recorded in Filigrana studios, in Córdoba, and was mixed in Madrid, in Eurosonic studios, and produced by Vicente Amigo.
	www.earthbeat.nl /artists/vicenteamigo.html (669 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Spanish Language and Literature
		amigo, "friend"; salud, "health"; aman, "they love"; llevas, "thou bearest": but baja, "bashaw"; huesped, "guest"; nacion, "nation"; interes, "interest"; huerfano, "orphan").
		Foremost in archaeology were Aureliano Fernández Guerra (1816-94), Jose María Quadrado (1819-96), Pedro de Madrazo (1816-98), Pablo Piferrer (1818-48), who have been succeeded by Eduardo de Hinojosa, Antonio Paz y Melia, Fidel Fita, and many others whose discoveries have brought light to bear on many obscure facts in the history of Spain.
		During the second half of the nineteenth century, high rank among the lyric poets was attained by Vicente W. Queral (1836-1889), J. Coll y Vetri (d.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/14192a.htm (9223 words)

	one-word archive #2: [OW] (2% JM) Vicente Amigo: Flamenco
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		Amigo the greatest player of the Spanish guitar.
		And Amigo is happy to be introducing progressive youth
	www.utlib.ee /~andres_d/mclaughlin/archive/0003/3865.html (620 words)

	Amigo Vicente tabs :: complete, accurate & free
		Amigo Vicente tabs :: complete, accurate & free
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	www.fretplay.com /tabs/a/amigo_vicente (136 words)

	Cheap Poeta - Best use CD Comparison (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
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	www.cdcomparison.co.uk /Poeta_by__Vicente_Amigo.htm (79 words)

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		The single best-selling new flamenco artist in Spain today on the album that got her there.
		With flamenco's shining new guitarist Vicente Amigo at the helm.
		The best thing for Amaya here is the playing and direction of Vicente Amigo, one of the finest young flamenco players around An excellent record and a very good place to start buying nuevo flamenco." Songlines, UK
	www.hemisphere-music.com /hemisphere-cgi-bin/catalogentry.cgi?releaseCode=10 (164 words)

	The High Cost Of Mexican Immigration Tom And Dick's Big Adventure Down Mexico Way (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		As they enjoyed the fun of being on Uncle Vicente's ranch, Tom and Dick discussed immigration with the Mexican presidente.
		Tom, Dick and Vicente are all in agreement that the at least 3 million Mexican illegal aliens in the U.S. (probably a conservative estimate) should be amnestied (or regularized, to use the preferred term nowadays).
		The American people are not in agreement with an amnesty, but Tom, Dick and Uncle Vicente (and Vicente's amigo George W. Bush) aren't really concerned about that.
	www.frontpagemag.com /Articles/Printable.asp?ID=1840 (1007 words)

	Pat Metheny Group Listener Network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		I would like hear Pat explore Flamenco sound with guitarist Vicente Amigo.
		First Circle is one song where Pat maybe has a hint of Flamenco.
		Pat is a BIG fan of Vicente Amigo..
	www.patmethenygroup.com /pmg/forum/subjectView.cfm?subNum=15701 (50 words)

	Ciudad de Las Ideas by Vicente Amigo : Asterisk Music Store
		Comment: My first contact with Vicente Amigo's music was several years ago, at a friend's house who happened to live in Sevilla at that time.
		Comment: I got this cd by a guy from Mallorca, he was selling all his books and records to get some cash to buy his ticket to get back home.
		Comment: Vicente Amigo, a man of few words, isn't one who's prone to talk the talk, he just walks the walk and boy what a great CD he has come up with - again!
	www.7nights.com /asterisk/store-music/product/B00004YMVS/Ciudad-de-Las-Ideas.html (960 words)

	Flamenco Revisited: May 04
		But don't expect the flamenco from Algeciras to remain there long as he says he becomes irritable if he's away from the sea too long.
		Of course there is Vicente Amigo, who makes a brief (very brief) appearance on Sting's latest CD, and whose own CDs are very difficult to obtain in North America, even though he has toured here.
		His soundtrack recording for Pedro Almodovar's Hable Con Ella (Talk To Her) is excellent and also features El Pele, the singer Vicente usually works with.
	www.culturecourt.com /M/LR/FlamencoRevisited.htm (1727 words)

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