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2318. “Fandango Local” by Elisa La Del Horno & Rafael Hoces

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Not the same song or same performers, but at least the same style:

A Fandango is a flamenco tune played in triple metre. Its actually one of the most energetic and (to my ear) exciting forms of flamenco music.

As with all of my previous flamenco entries, this track comes from Songs of the Outcasts. I don’t have any useful information on either Elisa La Del Horno (the singer) or Rafael Hoces (the guitarist).

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