Coplas del Tío Pingajo y la Tía Fandanga - Joaquín Díaz

There are two musicians with the name Joaquin Diaz.

Joaquin Diaz is a diatonic accordion player originally from the Dominican Republic. Diaz resides in Montréal, Québec, Canada. He has recordings on the Arhoolie, Merengue and Disques Nuits D'Afrique labels.

Joaquín Díaz González: Joaquin Diaz was born in Zamora in May 1947. In 1951 he moved to Valladolid, where, from that moment, is studying media and above. In the middle of the decade of the sixties, the result of his interest in traditional culture, he began to devote himself entirely to the study and dissemination of the same, offering concerts and lectures in almost all Spanish universities and many others in Portugal, France, Italy, Germany, Netherlands and the United States. In 1976 he left the performance in public to engage fully in the investigation of popular culture, especially the Community of Castilla y Leon in Spain.

Joaquín Díaz has recorded seventy albums and also directed and produced many artists and many groups of traditional spanish music. He has published more than fifty books on various aspects of oral tradition: romances and songs, stories, folk expressions, etc.. And over two hundred articles and essays in specialized publications and outreach. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.