thanks for the answer, it's a lovely video by the way. I'll post a videoreaction from one of the lp's. Greetings from Brugge, Belgium :-) Good to see that the art of Flamenco is appreciated all over the world!
The idea much influence from the U.S. Base is almost totally bull shit. I was close to him from 1964 to 1969. I saw him almost every day his front door was about 3 feet across the hall from mine. On the other hand Donn Pohren worked at the U.S. Base, and used his free time there to write his first book. Donn lived in Sevilla at the time. I believe his work situation brought him physically close to Diego. I lived above Casa Pepe (actually more next door). We would see some one from the base there about twice a year. That's it. No real contact. Robert (Roberto) Haynes
Oh god the guitar gurn he pulls is amazing.
thanks for the answer, it's a lovely video by the way. I'll post a videoreaction from one of the lp's. Greetings from Brugge, Belgium :-)
Good to see that the art of Flamenco is appreciated all over the world!
Traducción telegráfica. imposible traducir lo que realmente se expresa.
Es Diego, pero creo que Diego de Moron, que si no me equivoco es el nieto de Diego del Gastor.
meinato sobrino de Diego del gastor
so... I have these 2 lp's from 1975. Diego Torres Amaya, or "Dieguito El Del Gastor". Is he the same as Diego De Moron?
el que sale tocando al principio del video es diego?
no es su sobrino mi primo diego de moron
awesome. confusing though. the pics/vids of diego when hes old are in black and white. the vids+pics of him young are in color?
no, thats his nephew who plays in his style...his name is diego de moron
si es diego de moron
Me encanta escuchar los buenos tocaores y cantaores ahí hay que mamar
The idea much influence from the U.S. Base is almost totally bull shit. I was close to him from 1964 to 1969. I saw him almost every day his front door was about 3 feet across the hall from mine. On the other hand Donn Pohren worked at the U.S. Base, and used his free time there to write his first book. Donn lived in Sevilla at the time. I believe his work situation brought him physically close to Diego. I lived above Casa Pepe (actually more next door). We would see some one from the base there about twice a year. That's it. No real contact. Robert (Roberto) Haynes
How did you end up in Spain? Did you hear Diego play?