'Fuente y Caudal' (1973) was a landmark masterwork by legendary Spanish guitarist Paco de Lucía that revolutionized modern flamenco. The album features his immortal signature hit, "Entre dos aguas"—an improvised rumba recorded to fill remaining studio time that unexpectedly swept European charts and launched the Nuevo Flamenco movement. Blending traditional bulerías and rondeñas with subtle jazz harmonies and blistering virtuosic technique, this LP remains an essential cornerstone of world guitar music.
- A1 Entre Dos Aguas (Rumba)
- A2 Aires Choqueros (Fandangos De Huelva)
- A3 Reflejo De Luna (Granaína)
- A4 Solera (Bulerías Por Soleá)
- B1 Fuente Y Caudal (Taranta)
- B2 Cepa Andaluza (Bulería)
- B3 Los Pinares (Tangos)
- B4 Plaza De San Juan (Alegría)
