Calle Numancia (Cartagenera) - De Jarana Fui (Rondeñas) - Cuando De Cuba Salí (Guajira) - Cantaban Con El Corazón (Malagueña)

Released in 1968 on the Spanish label Belter, this EP captures the artistry of Antonio de Canillas during a period when the singer was deeply embedded in the Andalusian flamenco scene. The record serves as a showcase of traditional cante, featuring a selection of regional forms including the Malagueña and Guajira, which were popular staples for flamenco vocalists seeking to demonstrate versatility across various palo styles.

The design and production of this release reflect the mid-century aesthetic of the Belter catalog, which focused on preserving the works of prominent regional artists for domestic consumption. Antonio de Canillas, celebrated for his technical precision and deep roots in the Málaga school of flamenco, utilizes these recordings to honor the lineage of the genre. Upon its release, the record was received as a standard entry in the extensive discography of a performer who was then recognized for his contribution to the preservation of traditional song structures.