Miguel Sotelo Gallego
I’m a performing Flamenco-Guitarist and singer living in Sevilla. In these days I’m touring with Antonio Andrade. I perform regularly at the Flamenco Gypsy Festival, I’m specialised in dance accompany as well as flamenco singing. I worked with all sorts of flamemco-stars such as:
Ana Maria Amahi, Maria Serrano, La Cali, Amparo de Triana, Ana Cali, Carmen de Torres, La Renata, Carmen Lopez, Leonor Moro, Carmen Ledesma, Rafael Cortes, Juaquin Ruiz, Miguelete, Jorge San Telmo, Juan Mateo, Juan Povillo, El Rubio, Jose Parrondo, Augustin de la Fuente, Ricardo Espinosa, Jose Manual, Tudela, El Fyty, Ismael Fernandez, Kisko de Alcala und in der Band von Domingo Patricio und Carles Benavent (Paco de Lucia), El Torombo, Nene Vasquez (Venezuela), Finn Martin, Tony Braxton (USA), Rafet el Roman (Türkei), Jasmin Allard (Karibik), David Granados (Modern Talking), 2Reflex („Uh la la la“, Nr.1 Hit in Spanien und Lateinamerika), Katarina Witt, Circus Roncalli in Berlin, Cirque du Soleil ...
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"Musaik por Tanura" is a real melting pot of different styles and languages, composed by Christian Fotsch: The intro to "Tanura tari Ssassa" was originally composed as film music. In the lyrical Spanish part "Letra por Martinetes", Miguel develops the narrative of the Indian "Arai", who was born into a wealthy family clan, but who now prefers to live as a poor yet free gitano. The last part of the song explores in Spanish the exciting meanderings of courtship and how to win the heart of the beloved one.
This song has been composed by Christian Fotsch. The lyrics are written in Romanes by Denis Zekirov. At the age of 13 he got the chance to perform as lead trumpet player for the inauguration of Bill Clinton, along with Esma Redzepova, known as the queen of the Gypsies, who adopted him as her 47th and last son. Amrat Hussain, a tabla player from Jajpur, gives the song an Indian touch. Miguel Sotelo, a flamenco guitarist living in Sevilla, adds with his soloist playing a touch of flamenco to that happy song inviting people to dance.