Dame Veneno is a documentary directed by Pedro Barbadillo. Based on the creation of the Veneno group (formed by brothers Raimundo and Rafael Amador and Kiko Veneno). Through performances and interviews this documentary tells how they changed the world of flamenco. In it appear personages like Tomatito, Raimundo and Rafael Amador, Paco de Lucía, Ricardo Pachón and Pansequito. The documentary has music as a narrative element to approach three fundamental names of Spanish music: Camarón, Veneno and Pata Negra.

Dame veneno

Documentary on musician Silvio Fernandez, a legend in Sevilla and cult figure in Spain. With five albums blending hits from the 50s and 60s with rock and Italian music, Silvio delighted audiences with his unique voice and improvisational style. Unseen footage and his music are featured, exploring his life in Triana, Marbella, Lebrija, and Amsterdam.

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A la diestra del cielo: Silvio, un cantaor rockero

In the 1950s the Romani from Triana were expelled from the neighbourhood they had lived in for centuries. In 1982 they met for their last big celebration in a flamboyant flamenco concert led by the elders of the community.