Paco de Lucía, el primer flamenco ilustrado

Paco de Lucía was not born a star. He lived as a young man, sometimes on tour, an adventurer's life. He took advantage of a brawl in a restaurant in Mexico to grab two ice creams with a friend and leave without paying for lunch. He walked in many shabby dressing rooms with broken mirrors and musty smells, but he remembered it as a time of youth and freedom. From there, in the blink of an eye, his name on the marquee of an opera house in any city in the world was a guarantee of hanging the "no tickets" two months before the performance. Alonso Escacena explores the guitarist's personality through hundreds of anecdotes, while analyzing both the human and technical skills that made possible his rise to the category of a prominent global figure.