Viva Flamenco! is the second and highly anticipated sequel to "Flamenco: Fire and Grace" – flamenco collection from Narada Productions.[1] Its liner notes contain brief biographies with pictures of each performer as they appear in sequence.

Viva Flamenco!
Compilation album by Various artists
Released	2000
Genre	Flamenco
Length	51:23
Label	Narada Productions

On Narada Productions web site, track 13 "Chanela by Paco de Lucía" is not listed. However, every where that still sell the compilation, includes the track.[2]

Track listing

1. La Enredadera – De Madera – 4:53
2. Mi Tiempo – Rafael Riqueni – 2:14
3. Al Aire – Pepe Habichuela – 5:11
4. El Cambio (edit)- Miguel de la Bastide – 4:54
5. Se Alza la Luna – Juan Manuel Cañizares – 4:13
6. Primavera – José Mercé – 3:37
7. Montoya – Tomatito – 5:30
8. Barrio Santiago – Gino D'Auri – 3:15
9. Sevilla – Gerardo Núñez – 3:46
10. Nana de Colores – Diego Carrasco – 4:18
11. A los Niños que Sufren – El Viejín – 5:21
12. Alhambra – Guadíana – 4:26
13. Chanela – Paco de Lucía – 3:56
14. Entre Rosas y Jazmines – Chuscales – 6:11

Musicians

• De Madera – guitars (duet)
• Rafael Riqueni – guitar
• Pepe Habichuela – guitar
• Miguel de la Bastide – guitar
• Juan Manuel Cañizares – guitar
• José Mercé – vocal
• Tomatito – guitar
• Gino D'Auri – guitar
• Gerardo Núñez – guitar
• Diego Carrasco – vocal
• El Viejín – guitar
• Guadíana – vocal
• Paco de Lucía – guitar
• Chuscales – guitar

References

External links

• Viva Flamenco! from Narada.com
• Pepe Habichuela
• Juan Manuel Cañizares
• Gino D'Auri
• Diego Carrasco (español)
• El Viejín
• Guadíana
• Chuscales