https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeNyaQD3qik
Difusión del Patrimonio D`aquí.

https://www.expoflamenco.com/en/estela-flamenca/paco-ceperos-60-years-in-flamenco/
Paco de Lucía was not yet in circulation for Cepero to draw from when he began this 60-year journey. Even recorded music was scarce in those lean years after the civil war. Vivid real-live experiences, private fiestas and local gigs fed the aspiring guitarist, the man who today flashes his smile and his sharp wit, personifying Jerez flamenco.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoN8ez21KyM
De Badajoz yo me he venío, con mi niño de la mano que es el que camelo yoCamelo = camelar, such as "wanting, loving" (querer) or "falling in love" (enamorar)

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Paco Cepero is a Spanish flamenco guitarist. In addition to accompanying numerous artists, he has released several solo albums, including Corazón y Bordón and De Pura Cepa.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paco_Cepero
Paco Cepero (born 6 March 1942) is a Spanish flamenco guitarist. In addition to accompanying numerous artists, he has released several solo albums, including Corazón y Bordón and De Pura Cepa. Beginnings. Paco Cepero was born on March 6, 1942, in Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz Province). At the age of 16 he made his debut as a professional in

https://pacocepero.com/
PACO CEPERO publica en esta Web vídeos, fotos o música, en los que él interviene o tiene los derechos de propiedad. Todos los vídeos, fotos o música de esta web son protagonizados, en todo o en parte, por Paco Cepero. En unos actúa con su guitarra, solo o acompañando a un cantaor y en otros es autor de letra, música, o ambas.

https://www.expoflamenco.com/en/actualidad-en/samuel-serrano-and-paco-cepero-release-dos-caminos/
Samuel Serrano and Paco Cepero release "Dos Caminos". "Two Roads" ("Dos Caminos"), both fortunate and, very likely, with a happy ending. We're not trying to guess the future, but in this cantaor from Chipiona we can find essence, naturality and authenticity, something very hard to find these days.

https://www.veojam.com/players/paco-cepero
Paco Cepero (born in 1942, Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz) is renowned for his knowledge of the flamenco repertoire and his passionate love for flamenco music. He is one of the few remaining artists, whose music is the key for an understanding of pure flamenco. He began to teach himself the guitar when he was eight, his main influences being Diego del Gastor, Javier Molina Cundí and Rafael del

https://allflamenco.net/en/paco-cepero/
Paco Cepero holds the National Prize of Jerez in 1975, the National Prize of Cordoba in 1977, the Castillete de Oro and Honorary Bordón at the Festival Internacional del Cante de las Minas de La Unión, the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts and the Gold Medal for Merit in Work. This "Excellence" of Lo Ferro in 2023 marks a very prolific

https://www.last.fm/music/Paco+Cepero
Listen to music from Paco Cepero like Agua Marina (Rumba Flamenco), Torre de Marfil (Rumba Flamenco) & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Paco Cepero.

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https://www.andalucia.org/en/paco-cepero-en
Paco Cepero was born on the 6 of March 1942 in Jerez de la Frontera He was brought up in the heart of a flamenco family, which led him to debut as a guitarist at the tender age of sixteen in the Great Falla Theatre in Cádiz. He was Camarón de la Isla ´s first guitarist and soon began to stand out as a composer, in 'falsetas´ and words He

https://www.expoflamenco.com/en/actualidad-en/expoflamenco-honored-with-prize-by-the-university-of-cordoba/
The winners are Luis de Córdoba, Concha Calero, Paco Cepero, José Luis Ortiz Nuevo, Manuel Curao and Expoflamenco in the categories of Cante, Baile, Guitar, Research, and Promotion, respectively. The announcement was made at University of Cordoba's Pedro López building, the official headquarters of this institution.

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Explore music from Paco Cepero. Shop for vinyl, CDs, and more from Paco Cepero on Discogs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EALNU-0JDVI
Provided to YouTube by WM SpainAmuleto · Paco CeperoAmuleto℗ 1977 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by EMI Music Spain, S.A.Composer: Paco Ceper

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The NSA harbor is protected by Stone's Jetty to the North and Andy's Jetty to the Northeast. It has five sailboat only docks. 165 wet-slips make up the five docks, that range in size from 25 to 28 feet long, 12 to 13 feet wide and range from 3 to 9 feet deep (at lake pool elevation).

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https://www.expoflamenco.com/en/chronicles/samuel-serrano-profeta-en-su-tierra/
Before that, the master Paco Cepero was accompanied by one of his disciples, the young guitarist from Puerto de Santa María Paco León, opening the recital with his famous "Agua marina", delighting the public. Then Samuel Serrano showed up, without his long mane, wearing an impeccable blue suit.

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Ninnescah Sailing Association is located in Cheney State Park, on the west shore of Cheney Reservoir, approximately 25 miles west of Wichita, Kansas.

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Provided to YouTube by The Orchard EnterprisesAgua Marina (Rumba Flamenco) · Paco CeperoFlamenco De Pura Cepa℗ 2010 Fods/ MetaReleased on: 2010-03-08Music P

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The Ninnescah River, a 56.4-mile stream of southern Kansas, has two branches. The north fork rises in the southern part of Stafford County and flows northeastwardly to Plevna in Reno County, where the course changes to the southeast. The south fork has its source in the western part of Pratt County.