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Born in Granada, Morente is the eldest daughter of the late, legendary flamenco singer Enrique Morente and the dancer Aurora Carbonell. She grew up surrounded by flamenco and has since become one of Spain’s most sought-after performers, drawing modern elements of pop and jazz balladry into her music while remaining true to the classic flamenco tradition. Morente’s music has been universally lauded by demanding flamenco connoisseurs and modern rock artists alike for its crystalline timbre and for the singer’s ability to move seamlessly between warm, seductive tones to more raw and expressive phrases. A deep knowledge of the art form, as well as innate musical taste has made Morente a point of reference for aficionados and newcomers to flamenco singing.

This is the first album of a recent compilation collection of 4 CDs for lovers of flamenco. In this collection have met emblematic figures of this art, performers that have influenced all subsequent generations of flamenco. Artists as Lebrijano, El Cabrero, Chocolate, Turronero, Bambino or Naranjito de Triana, with current figures of flamenco, as Arcángel, Niño de Pura or El Barrio. The present and future with the recent past of flamenco.

Face to Face is the third and final album by American soul/disco group GQ, released in 1981 on the Arista label. It peaked at #18 on the R&B chart and #140 on the pop listing. Two singles, "Shake" and "Sad Girl", were released; the latter became the group's third to chart on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at #93.

This is the second album of a recent compilation collection of 4 CDs for lovers of flamenco. In this collection have met emblematic figures of this art, performers that have influenced all subsequent generations of flamenco. Artists as Lebrijano, Turronero or Paco Toronjo, with current figures of flamenco as La Macanita or Salmarina. The present and future with the recent past of flamenco.