Niño de Murcia (Zeneta, Murcia) is a French flamenco singer and guitarist, born in Spain and moved to France at age of 20 years,[1] known for his Spanish / Latin songs.[2] 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 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,[3] as well as his famous covers of many classics like "Granada", "Guantanamera", "Malagueña" etc.
Awards
Niño de Murcia won the "Grand Prix du Disque" award by the Académie du Disque Français.[4]
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" |
| 1962 | "El Cordobes" | "Cari, Cari, Caridad", "Justicia", "Muchas Gracias Señorita" |
| 1963 | "Cuarenta Noches" | "Cancion Torera", "Carino Mio", Llorar Llorar (Y'Aura Y'Aura)" |
| 1965 | "La luna y el toro" | "Corazon de madera", "Soy pecador", "En Murcia" |
Compilations
- Tracklist: CD 1: 1. "El emigrante" (3:27) 2. "Guitares, mes amies" (2:58) 3. "Jusqu'au bout du monde" (1:59) 4. "Antonio Vargas Heredia" (from Noche de Andalucía) (5:04) 5. "La tani" (from Vendetta en Camargue (2:59) 6. "El berebito" (2:38) 7. "Ay del ay (Bulerias)" (2:51) 8. "Mira mira" (3:13) 9. "Puentecito" (3:00) 10. "Celitos" (2:00) 11. "María Morena" (1:49) 12. "Historia de un amor" (2:38) 13. "Bolero gitano" (3:26) 14. "Luna serrana" (2:51) 15. "Du moment qu'on s'aime" (3:01) 16. "Amour d'Espagne" (2:44) 17. "Toute une année" (3:07) 18. "Vive Paris" (3:20) 19. "Les gitans" (3:55) 20. "Tanto tienes tanto vales" (2:46) 21. "Le gitan et la fille" (3:35) 22. "Camino verde" (3:47) 23. "Malagueña" (4:03) 24. "El soldado de levita" (2:53) 25. "Que nadie sepa mi sufrir" (2:41)
CD 2: 1. "Granada" (3:55) 2. "Vénus" (2:30) 3. "Melodía perdida" (2:39) 4. "Eva la Gitana" (from La Femme et le Pantin) (3:05) 5. "Murcia de mi sueños" (3:38) 6. "Valencia" (2:22) 7. "Angelitos negros" (2:27) 8. "Si vas a Calatayud" (3:12) 9. "Luna de miel" (3:03) 10. "Puerta del sol" (3:36) 11. "La caravana y el viento" (2:59) 12. Danse espagnole N°5 "Andalucia" (5:15) 13. "Noche a Río" (2:10) 14. "Esperanza" (2:57) 15. "Nostalgia India" (3:39) 16. "Mi jaca" (3:01) 17. "Mírame Morenita" (2:12) 18. "Mi flamenco twist" (2:07) 19. "Madrid" (2:32) 20. "Por tu amor" (2:43) 21. "Penalti" (2:34) 22. "Sinceridad" (2:45) 23. "Clavelitos" (2:42) 24. "El festival" (2:20) 25. "Adiós mi vida" (3:00)
References
- ^ El Flamenco del Noroeste Murciano, Pedro Fernández (in Spanish)
- ^ Comparar a dios con un gitano: La aventura equinoccial del asombroso Niño de Murcia (in Spanish)
- ^ Hispania - Volume 49, Issue 1 - Page 403 1966 "This version has been transcribed from the record "Souvenir of Spain," released by Everest Records, New York, 1960, as sung by "Niño de Murcia." The Murcia recording also contains other minor variations from the printed text, notably the first ..."
- ^ Discogs: Nino de Murcia - Flamenco
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