Niño Josele

The neo-flamenco guitarist Niño Josele, born Juan Jose Heredia in Almería in 1974, originates from a long type of traditional Spanish music artists and, like the majority of children born to music families, started playing as a kid. Unlike his forebears, though, he provides made a brand of versatility, specifically because the 2006 discharge of Paz, his critically lauded commitment towards the jazz pianist Costs Evans. With efforts from such jazz luminaries as Joe Lavano and Marc Johnson, Paz, a assortment of reconfigured Evans functions, established Josele being a visionary fusionist; by setting up paths both lush and extra, Josele attained the artful intersection between flamenco and traditional jazz. Ahead of Paz, Josele made an appearance on collaborations with Enrique Morente, Diego un Cigala, Bebo Valdés, and Andrés Calamaro; he also participated within the brief film Almendros los Plaza Nueva. His earlier solo produces are Calle Ancha (1995) and Niño Josele (2003).