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Biography
Niño Josele
Josele son, singer and guitarrist Almeria, is descended from a long line of guitarists and singers Almeria, plays guitar since he can remember but is mid 90's when it began to emphasize , winning in 1996 the competition of Young Artists of the Biennial Flamenco in Sevilla.
In 1998 he moved to live in Madrid, since that time has played in many countries and accompanied by musicians from all walks of flamingos as Enrique Morente, Duquende, Remedios Amaya, Pepe de Lucia and Paco de Lucia with which it has embarked on an extensive international tour, and performers of international stature like Andres Calamaro, Phil Woods, Chick Corea, Jerry Gonzalez, or Elton John.
Josele child made her debut in 1995 with "Calle Ancha", His subsequent solo albums have been 'Niño Josele' (2003) flamenco cd that is based mostly on rhythm, there is only one free song sung by the maestro Enrique Morente, its historical 'Paz' (2006) produced by Fernando Trueba, is a tribute of the flamenco guitar and nuanced where we find contributions from artists like Estrella Morente, Freddy Cole, Joe Lovano, Tom Harrell and Jerry Gonzalez 2009 'Sale of the soul' which is a collection of old compositions , 'Española'.
Española of Niño Josele is the logical continuation of the Paz (2006). The title of the work is taken from a composition by pianist McCoy Tyner to release as opening the album, the rest are nine own songs, some based on flamenco and other styles of music influenced by Latin music and jazz, there aren´t voices in any of its nine tracks, and guitars have been recorded live, without editing. He is accompanied by musicians versed in these LIDES, as Ralph Bowen, Alain Perez, Piranha ... and a luxury collaboration, Phil Woods, the legendary jazz musician for 78 years, companion and heir of Charlie Parker, who records his alto sax on two tracks , "Is this a bulería?" and "Waltz for Bill."
Josele child has participated in the work of a good bunch of artists including Enrique Morente, Diego el Cigala, Andrés Calamaro, and Chick Corea.
Their last collaboration was on "Miles Español" a CD tribute to Miles Davis to be published soon in which he recorded with Chick Corea.
He is currently recording a new flamenco album which will come shortly.