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Kiko Veneno

Kiko Veneno

Kiko Veneno (José María López Sanfeliu, San Roque, Cádiz, 1952) is a cult musician who has forged a unique, unrepeatable style blending flamenco, blues, rock and what he himself calls "afroflamenca". Co-writer of "Volare", the hit with which Camarón revolutionised flamenco, he's considered a master songwriter and a key link in the history of Spanish popular music. With more than ten albums, he has influenced generations of musicians, from C. Tangana to Los Planetas.

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