Gino d’Auri

Guitarist Gino D’Auri was created in Rome, the grandson of the gypsy. He began monitoring classical acoustic guitar, but while in his teenagers, D’Auri was “traumatized by flamenco” when he noticed the film Sombrero with Jose Greco, the famous flamenco dancer, and Geronimo Villarino, among the all-time great flamenco guitarists. D’Auri started playing flamenco music and looking into the rich ethnicities that given the custom. In 1967, D’Auri relocated to the LA region, where he performed within the flamenco night clubs. In 1976, he documented with Caldera, a groundbreaking globe fusion band, on the self-titled record. In 1980, Hearts of Space’s Stephen Hill fulfilled D’Auri while Hill was creating a film soundtrack, and Hill was asked to create D’Auri’s first record, Nuevos Caminos (translated “New Pathways”), on harpist Georgia Kelly’s label (Heru Information). In 1984, the record was remastered by Sonic Atmosphere and re-released as Interest Play. Based on Hill, D’Auri made a unique audio by amplifying his Japanese Takemine electric guitar and shaping the audio by way of a reverb device. In the past due 1980s, D’Auri performed on two albums by Keiko Matsui, a Japanese brand-new age/globe fusion musician. D’Auri’s next single documenting, Flamenco Mystico, was with Hearts of Space/Globe Course, in 1992, accompanied by Flamenco: Interest & Spirit in 1997. D’Auri provides toured with famed dancer Jose Greco and frequently has at flamenco restaurants in Southern California, such as for example Los Angeles’ Un Cid and Lare’s in Santa Monica.