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Rafael Riqueni

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Rafael Riqueni del Canto, born 16 August 1962 in Seville, Spain, is a guitarist and composer who began performing publicly at twelve. After studying at the Escuela del NiÃ±o Ricardo and later under Manolo SanlÃºcar, he won the RamÃ³n Montoya and the Jerez National Guitar contests in 1977, launching his professional career. His debut album Juego De NiÃ±os (1986) introduced the composition "Al NiÃ±o Miguel", and the 1987 release Flamenco showcased his solo guitar virtuosity. Subsequent records â Mi Tiempo (1990), Suite Sevilla (1993), Maestros (1994), AlcÃ¡zar De Cristal (1996) â incorporated classical and jazz influences and earned him the Premio AndalucÃa de Cultura (1995) and the Giraldillo a la MaestrÃa (2014). After a period of limited activity, he returned with Parque de MarÃa Luisa (2017), which entered Spainâs Top 100 chart and received critical acclaim as a flamenco album of the year.

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