There weren't too many pieces where I wanted to add voice, and in the end he did the tangos. I didn't want to feature the guitar in that particular band because it's a group number, which is what it was when I made Cambalache. There was also some dancing, but I'm generally not in favor of putting dance on a record. I'd like to outline the solo guitar pieces. I listen to everything, but Brazilian music is what I like best.
Jazz is more hard-edged, more acerbic.
I don't really know how to describe. For me, he's one of the guitarists I like the most, I don't mean from Barcelona, but in the world. For that you have to have been with him and shared many things, musically he's a wonder. Anyone who works with them can tell you. Actually the rumba was to end sooner, but I had personal interest in working with them and the last round where they play it's as if it were a different piece, another rumba, it's two different climates.