Carlos Cano
Carlos Cano was born in Granada, Spain in 1946. His father was a poet and musician, which gave him an early connection to flamenco traditions. He released his...
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Carlos Cano was born in Granada, Spain in 1946. His father was a poet and musician, which gave him an early connection to flamenco traditions. He released his album 'A Bordo del Titanic' in 1978, which included 'María La Portuguesa,' a song about forbidden love that became well-known.
His music blended Spanish folk with jazz, rock, and world music elements. Other albums included 'Crónicas Granadinas' in 1980 and 'Luna de Granada' in 1994.
Cano worked with musicians like guitarist Antonio Moreno, bassist Javier Ruibal, and vocalist Juana Vargas. He died in 2000 at age 53. Songs like 'En La Palma de La Mano' and 'Tango de Las Madres Locas' remain part of his catalog.
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