DANIEL CASARES CUARTETO

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Friday, 24 July, 21.00 h.
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Caballero

Daniel Casares  guitar
Agustín Carrillo  flute / sax
José Marín  acoustic guitar
Manolo Toro  percussion

The musical career of Daniel Casares (Malaga, 1980) started precociously. When he was just thirteen, he participated in the recording of the collective album A la guitarra, Estepona and soon came the prizes: Jaén’s Jóvenes Intérpretes Award 1996, the Bordón Minero award at the 37st Festival de Cante de las Minas de la Unión in 1997, first prize of the XII Certamen de Guitarra at the town of L'Hospitalet and Best Artist of 2000 by Thomson Music and Best Musical Newcomer of 2004 awarded by the Asociación de Cronistas de Espectáculos (ACE) of New York, which awards Hispanic artists. He was also the only European performer chosen to participate in Shanghai’s World Music Festival for the promotion of the World Expo being held at the Chinese city in 2010. Seasoned by all kinds of experiences, one undoubted highlight of his career has been accompanying Flamenco singer Juanito Valderrama in his last years.

Clearly influenced by Paco de Lucía, Manolo Sanlúcar and Vicente Amigo, Daniel Casares’ technique and musical style are sophisticated and very special. He mixes traditional flamenco, grooving and Latin jazz, and brings together influences of Arab, Mediterranean and Atlantic cultures. Fluid, exuberant, powerful, clear and exquisite, meeting all the requisites for virtuosism, Daniel would be at ease with anyone on any stage.

His work includes Duende flamenco (99), La madrugá (01), Corazón de tu alma (04) and Caballero (07), the record he is touring with, dedicated to his father. In all of them, he consolidates his colourful, energetic style and his enthusiasm for composition. As a concert performer, he has already toured Europe, Japan and the United States.

www.danielcasares.com

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