Caballo de Guerra

Joaquin Diaz Gonzalez (Zamora, 1947) is a Spanish musician and folklorist. Although born in Zamora, the four years he moved to Valladolid, where he studied media and academics. In the mid 60's became involved in the study and dissemination of traditional culture, especially the community of Castile and Leon, offering concerts and lectures at universities in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Germany, Holland and USA.

He has also dedicated several works to the repertoire of Judeo-Spanish. Has promoted traditional Spanish music on radio and television in Europe, Asia and America. In 1976 he left the live performances to focus exclusively on research and promotion of popular culture. Throughout his long career, he has published some fifty books on various aspects of oral tradition: tales, romances and songs, popular expressions, etc.., And over two hundred articles and essays in various publications. He has recorded some sixty albums and participated in the creation of so many, working with numerous performers and popular music groups.

La batalla de Crécy, un preludio a la Guerra de los Cien Años, Juan de Heredia, ayuda al rey Felipe VI de Valois, que acaba de perder su caballo. Al dejarle el suyo, el Caballero de la Orden Hospitalaria se encuentra en el corazón de la refriega.
Espoleado por la inevitabilidad de su destino, se desata hasta que una espada lo atraviesa. Pero, a medida que la vida lo abandona, descubre que está clavado en el cuerno de un unicornio…

Manolo Sanlúcar is spanish flamenco composer and guitarist. He is considered one of the most important Spanish composers of present times, and together with Paco de Lucía, one of the main figures in the evolution of the flamenco guitar in recent years.