Flamenco jazz

Music genre

Flamenco jazz is a style mixing flamenco and jazz. As flamenco artists in the 1960s and 1970s such as Paco de Lucia and Camarón de la Isla started experimenting with traditional music they had learned in childhood, a nuevo flamenco ('new flamenco') evolved.

As more musicians round the world also experimented by mixing flamenco with other genres in the 1970s and 1980s, artists started recording predominantly instrumental albums full of impressive techniques, flamenco rhythms, and improvised solos over jazz chord sequences.

It is now common on online radio stations to have the option of choosing flamenco jazz as a style.

## References

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* https://www.npr.org/blogs/ablogsupreme/2011/10/13/141267715/flamenco-jazz-five-songs-where-andalusia-and-america-meet
* https://web.archive.org/web/20141016085133/https://www.flamenco-world.com/magazine/about/jazz_flamenco/jazz.htm

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Jazz

General topics|

* Outline of jazz
* Jazz (word)
* Jazz band
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* Improvisation
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* Jazz bass
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* Jazz guitar
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* Jazz piano
* Jazz trombone
* Jazz violin
* Vocal jazz
* Women in jazz

Genres|

* Avant-garde jazz
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Musicians|

* Bassists
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Musicians by genre|

* Bebop
* Chamber jazz
* Cool jazz and West Coast jazz
* Hard bop
* Jazz fusion
* Scat
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* Soul jazz
* Swing

Standards|

* Pre-1920
* 1920s
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* 1940s
* post-1950

Discographies|

* Bethlehem
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Culture|

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Regional scenes|

| African|

* Ethiopia
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Asian|

* Armenian
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* Chinese
* Indian
* Indo jazz
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* Japanese

European|

* Balkan
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* Swedish

North American|

* Canadian
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| American|

* Baltimore
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Oceanian|

* Australian

South American|

* Brazilian
* Latin American

Worldwide|

* Ethno jazz

History|

* Bibliography of jazz
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* 1940s
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* 1960s
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* 1990s
* 2000s
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* 2020
* 2021
* 2022

Related|

* Acid jazz
* Afrobeat
* Contradanza
* Blues
* Jump blues
* New Orleans blues
* Brass band
* Exotica
* Plugg
* Quiet storm
* Ragtime
* Novelty ragtime
* Sophisti-pop
* West African music
* Western swing

Media|

* Album covers of Blue Note Records
* Bird
* Jazz (miniseries)
* The Jazz Singer
* Round Midnight
* Straight, No Chaser

Jazz portal

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Music of Spain

Styles|

* Bolero
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* Endecha
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* Fandango
* Folia
* Isa
* Jácara
* Jota
* Muiñeira
* New flamenco
* Nova Cançó
* Pasacalle
* Pasodoble
* Rock català
* Rock urbano
* Seguidilla
* Sevillana
* Tajaraste
* Tiento
* Tonadilla
* Tono humano
* Villancico
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* Zarzuela
* Género chico
* Romani

Flamenco (palos)|

* Alegrías
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* Bulerías
* Cante
* Cante jondo
* Cantes a palo seco
* Cantes libres
* Cantiñas
* Campanilleros
* Cartageneras
* Farruca
* Flamenco jazz
* Garrotín
* Granaína
* Guajiras
* Malagueñas
* Martinetes
* Peteneras
* Polo
* Rumba
* Saeta
* Siguiriyas
* Soleá
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* Tango
* Tarantas
* Tientos
* Tonás
* Verdiales
* Zambra
* Romani (Gypsy)

Music by region|

* Andalusia
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* Castile and Leon
* Catalonia
* Extremadura
* Galicia, Cantabria and Asturias
* Murcia
* Navarre and La Rioja
* Valencia

Music by genre|

* Spanish folk music
* Spanish jazz
* Spanish hip hop
* Spanish opera
* Spanish rock

Music festivals|

* Benidorm International Song Festival
* Eurovision Song Contest
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* OTI Festival

Musical instruments|

* Alboka
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* Rabel
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* Viol
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Gaita|

* Asturian
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* Sanabresa
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* Xeremia

Guitar|

* Baroque
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* Flamenco
* Latina
* Morisca

Music ensembles|

* Cobla
* Charanga
* Chirigota
* Comparsa
* Rondalla
* Tuna

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Music genres in the Hispanosphere

Andean|

* Bambuco
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* Huayno
* Morenada
* Saya
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Spaniard folk|

* Catalan rumba
* Copla
* Fandango
* Flamenco
* Alboreá
* Bulerías
* Cantiñas
* Flamenco jazz
* Rumba flamenca
* Saeta
* Soleá
* Folia
* Isa (from Canary Islands)
* Jota
* Malagueña
* Pasodoble
* Tajaraste
* Zarzuela

Latin urban|

* Hip hop
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* R&B
* Trap

| Reggaeton|

* Alternative
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* Panamanian

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Litoraleña|

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Peruvian coastal|

* Afro-Peruvian music
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* Vals
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Latin pop|

* Ballad
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* Nueva canción
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Regional
Mexican|

* Corrido
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* Conjunto
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Southern Cone|

* Candombe
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| Tango|

* Argentine tango
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Rock|

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Traditional folk|

* Chacarera
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* Gato
* Joropo
* Mexican Son
* huasteco
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* jarocho
* Tonada
* Zamacueca
* Cueca
* Marinera
* Zamba

Tropical|

* Bachata
* Bolero
* Calypso
* Cha-cha-cha
* Champeta
* Changüí
* Charanga
* Conga
* Cuarteto
* Danzón
* Guajira
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* Mambo
* Merengue
* Méringue
* Pachanga
* Rumba
* Guaguancó
* Salsa
* dura
* romántica
* Son cubano
* montuno
* Timba
* Trova
* Vallenato (Charanga-vallenata)

| Cumbia|

* Argentine
* Bullerengue
* Colombian
* Mexican
* New Chilean
* Panamanian
* Peruvian
* Pop
* Porro
* Rap
* Tecnocumbia
* Villera
* Cachaca

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Afro-Latin|

* Afro-Peruvian music
* Bomba
* Bomba del Chota
* Candombe
* Latin jazz
* Afro-Cuban jazz
* Mapalé
* Milonga
* Tambor
* Tropical music

Other genres|

* Aguinaldo
* Canción melódica
* Christian
* Contradanza
* Criolla
* Danza
* Décima
* Pasacalle
* Pasillo
* Plena
* Pregón
* Punto guajiro
* Seis
* Spanish opera
* Spanish jazz
* Villancico

Related|

* Latin music
* subgenres
* Hispanic-influenced music in the Philippines

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