Copla Alta
Copla Alta is a band from Andalucía, Spain, known for mixing traditional copla and flamenco rhythms. Their song "Hablan de Ti," featuring Chacho Ramos, became...
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Copla Alta is a band from Andalucía, Spain, known for mixing traditional copla and flamenco rhythms. Their song "Hablan de Ti," featuring Chacho Ramos, became a notable track. The band includes vocalist Antonio López, guitarist Antonio Arenas, percussionist Juan José Gómez, and bassist José Antonio Díaz.
They released their debut album "Mundos Paralelos" in 2014, followed by "Entre Dos Mundos" in 2017 and "Hablan de Ti" in 2020. Their music sometimes blends in pop, rock, or hip-hop elements, which has drawn both interest and criticism from some traditionalists.
Copla Alta has performed at venues like the Teatro Real in Madrid and the Palau de la Música Catalana in Barcelona. Their sound aims to connect older Andalusian styles with newer influences, though it hasn't always been smooth with everyone in the scene.
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