La Harissa
La Harissa formed in Granada in 1992 with three musicians: Juan Habichuela Nieto on flamenco guitar, Juan Manuel Habichuela Nieto on guitar and vocals, and...
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La Harissa formed in Granada in 1992 with three musicians: Juan Habichuela Nieto on flamenco guitar, Juan Manuel Habichuela Nieto on guitar and vocals, and David Carmona on violin. Their name comes from a North African spice, which hints at the mix of influences in their music.
Their first album, "Aguardente & Tabaco," came out in 1996 and got them some attention. They followed it with records like "Sueños y Recuerdos" in 1999 and "El Arte de Vivir" in 2002. Songs like "Beijo Amargo" and "Gatinha" show their style, which pulls from Andalusian traditions but doesn't stick strictly to old flamenco rules.
They've played for audiences in Europe, the Americas, and elsewhere, but the details about awards or specific skepticism from purists aren't clear enough to dwell on. What's left is a group that started in Granada with a particular sound and kept making music into the 2000s.
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