Nino de Murcia
Nino de Murcia (at times also Niño de Murcia) is a renowned French flamenco singer and guitarist known for his Spanish / Latin songs.[1] He was signed to Disques Festival label that released most of his recordings. He sang mainly in Spanish, but also released a number of songs in French and a number of other languages and was famous in Europe and internationally, notably in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. His Spanish language songs "El Emigrante" and "Esperanza" (originally by Charles Aznavour) remain iconic songs of the early 1960s in France.
Awards
Nino de Murcia won the "Grand Prix du Disque" award by the Académie du Disque Français.[2]
Discography
Albums
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La Tani
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Malagueña / Granada
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Mira Mira
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(tracks 1-5 with Hector Perez & Morenita Sanz /
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Esperanza
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Minis
Year | Main release | Other tracks |
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1958 | "Fiesta de Navidad" | "Mi Nina", "El Bele Bele", "Faraon" |
1959 | "Du Moment qu'on s'aime | "Amour d'Espagne","Toute une année", "Vive Paris" |
1961 | "Esperanza" | "Mi Jaca", "Nostalgia India", "Mirame Morenita" |
1961 | "Guantanamera" | "Mírame Soledad", "Sahara", "Mar, Cielo y Sierra" |
1961 | "Puerta del Sol" | "La Cravana y El Viento", "5ème Danse De Granados", "Noce a Rio" |
1962 | "Adiós Mi Vida" | "Sinceridad", "Clavelitos", "El Festival" |
1962 | "Mi Flamenco Twist" | "Madrid Madrid", "Por Tu Amor", "Penalti" |
1963 | "Cuarenta Noches" | "Cancion Torera", "Carino Mio", Llorar Llorar (Y'Aura Y'Aura)" |
???? | "El Cordobes" | "Cari, Cari, Caridad", "Justicia", "Muchas Gracias Señorita" |
Compilations
References
External links
- iTunes: Nino de Murcia
- Discogs: Nino de Murcia discography
- Nino de Murcia at the Internet Movie Database
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