Raimundo Amador

Concert by Raimundo Amador, singer, guitarist and songwriter whose career is linked to flamenco fusion, on a tour that reviews his career and revives the repertoire of Pata Negra at the Teatro Eslava.

Raimundo Amador began playing the guitar as a child on the streets of Seville. He worked with Camarón de la Isla, with whom he recorded La leyenda del tiempo, and is one of the figures who drove the fusion of rock, blues and flamenco in the bands Veneno, Pata Negra and Arrajatabla.

As a solo artist, he has shared the stage with B.B. King, who took part in his album Gerundina, and with Andrés Calamaro, Remedios Amaya or Juan Perro, among others. His albums include Isla menor, Mundo Amador, Medio hombre medio guitarra and 60 aniversario. Directo en casa.

The tour De Pata Negra a Raimundo covers that entire career: it revives the spirit of Pata Negra, a key group in flamenco fusion, and combines it with the most representative songs from his solo years. The concert is part of the Inverfest cycle and is programmed at the Teatro Eslava, a venue that mainly hosts pop, rock and indie concerts.