Vinyl 33 rpm Spanish Art Belter vintage Spanish music retro LP

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Description

33 rpm vinyl record presented in an illustrated sleeve, titled "Arte Español" in large yellow letters on a bright blue background. This record celebrates traditional Spanish music, as indicated by the selection of artists and titles visible on the front cover. Among the names mentioned are Manolo Escobar, Perlita de Huelva, Juanito Valderrama, La Terremoto de Jerez, and Antoñita Peñuela, all renowned for their contribution to popular Spanish music, flamenco, and copla.

The jacket features a color photograph showing three dancers in traditional Andalusian costumes: two women in ruffled dresses (yellow and green) and a man in a short jacket and black trousers, all posing in a typical flamenco attitude, with raised arms. The background reveals a southern landscape with a white wall and bell towers, evoking Southern Spain. The mention "BELTER" appears at the bottom left, identifying the Spanish record label known for its varied catalog in world music and popular song.

The titles and performers are printed in white and pink letters on the upper right part of the sleeve. The graphic style, photography, and typography suggest a production most likely dating from the 1970s, a period during which Belter was particularly active in this segment.

The vinyl is not visible in this photo, but the sleeve displays strong colors, with a noticeable shine on the surface. No significant chips or major defects are visible on the front, apart from some light reflections and slight traces of use at the edges, normal signs for a vintage record.

This LP ("long play") 33 rpm record is an iconic medium for lovers of retro music, Spanish music, flamenco, copla, and Iberian folklore. This is an old copy, ideal for discovering or rediscovering the great names of the Hispanic scene of past decades.

Condition

Used item, sold as seen in the photo. The sleeve shows a nice shine and vibrant colors, with slight marks of use around the periphery. No major snags are visible on the front.

Did you know? The Belter label, founded in Barcelona in 1954, played a major role in the dissemination of Spanish popular music, flamenco, and variety shows throughout Europe and Latin America for more than three decades. Many emblematic artists of the Hispanic repertoire saw their first successes published by Belter.

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