Spanish singer Diego Amador has released “Soy de las 3.000”, an album dedicated to his Seville neighborhood and in which he fuses flamenco with Caribbean rhythms and includes the collaborations of his compatriot Alejandro Sanz and the Venezuelan Oscar D ‘León. This Week he will be promoting it in Puerto Rico.

In an interview with Efe today, Amador explained that the album includes subjects of his interest, both ballad and salsa, such as “El alma al aire” (“The soul in the air”) , by Sanz; “Ahora quien” (“Now How”)by Marc Anthony; “La mujer que más te duele” (“The woman that hurts you the most”), by Cuban Isaac Delgado, and the famous bolero “Dos gardenias” (“Two Gard”), but fused with Spanish flamenco.

From the 26th to the 29th of March – Diego Amador will be in his Promotional Tour through Argentina . A flamenco composer and singer that has traditionally made the grand piano, his flamenco guitar, and stage his canvas.

As a pianist to Diego Amador, they call him “El Ray Charles Gitano”, for that free and vigorous spirit with which he plays the piano. As Cantaor Flamenco, it has become known to sing a wide progression of flamenco Palos or Claves.

Diego Amador, El Quejío Of Latin Rhythms March 6, 2017

Only someone with his interpretive claw, in his voice and in his hands, achieves what others would believe impossible: that spontaneity and the wild unite to reach, from the first note, straight to the heart. Diego Amador is one of the greatest exponents of the new flamenco and flamenco as always.

Diego Amador Live on channel 22. January 28, 30 and 31, 2017

On this occasion, the screen of Channel 22 becomes a stage for the Spanish artist Diego Amador. From the Roberto Cantoral Cultural Center in Mexico City, the singer, musician and composer offers a show that mixes gypsy musical traditions with a touch of jazz and salsa.

Diego Amador arrives at Number One on the Billboard Tropical Chart January 3, 2017

A few weeks after its release, “La Sandunguita”, the theme of fusion of flamenco and salsa by Diego Amador in collaboration with Oscar D León has been established as number one in the Tropical Chart Of Billboard. The theme is a stellar collaboration of two icons in their respective genres and the first preview of the album “Soy de las 3000” by Diego Amador.

Diego Amador For People Music The Magazine December 22, 2016

Diego Amador is a Spanish singer and songwriter of a fusion of flamenco, salsa and jazz. Also known as “El Churri” and “El Ray Charles Gitano” (for that free and vigorous spirit with which he plays the piano), he is recognized for being one of the most outstanding musicians of the “Flamenco-Jazz”

Flamenco singer Diego Amador, called “El Mozart gitano”, promotes in Mexico his recording material, “Soy de las 3000”, which includes a salsa song, Next to Oscar de León, called “La Sandunguita”.

The gypsy-andalusian musician and composer, took advantage of his stay in Mexico to record his live performance last weekend, in the Roberto Cantoral Auditorium, to make it known in some channels Television and on various digital platforms.

Flamenco singer Diego Amador, called “El Mozart gitano”, promotes in Mexico his recording material, “Soy de las 3000”, which includes a salsa song, Next to Oscar de León, called “La Sandunguita”.

The gypsy-andalusian musician and composer, took advantage of his stay in Mexico to record his live performance last weekend, in the Roberto Cantoral Auditorium, to make it known in some channels Television and on various digital platforms.

Cantaor Diego Amador promotes salsa song recorded with Oscar d León in Mexico.

The flamenco singer, Diego Amador, called “El Mozart gitano”, promotes in Mexico his recording material, “Soy de las 3000”, which includes a salsa song, next to Oscar de León called “La Sandunguita “.

Diego Amador Presents His New Album: “Soy De Las 3000” November 28, 2016

Huemanzin Rodríguez spoke in the studio with flamenco musician and cantaor, Diego Amador.Diego Amador talks about: Remembering Mexico, Paco de Lucía, the Flamenco Family, how it has been to work with Oscar d’Leon, how Flamenco is not lost, his influences, his transition from the guitar to the piano, and musical fusion.