5/5 Classic Footage
  by Timothy S. Shropshire (Boulder, Colorado)
Great, classic footage of the Master. Nice dancing and singing. Dated in its presentation, but Dang Glad that we have this footage for history. If you like Sabicas, you will like this DVD.

4/5 Good intro to a flamenco master
  by Lynn C. Hazen (Gainesville, Florida)
This short, unsophisticated film lets the guitar, clapping hands and tapping feet tell the story of the Flamenco Guitar master Sabicas. There is no narration, just the compelling and intricate passages of the guitar itself and some fine dancers interpreting this ancient art. The blending of cultures represented in Flamenco is easy to see in this presentation. I enjoyed it.

3/5 Wonderful, but very short.
  by What? Me worry? (Mexafornia)
The best flamenco guitarist ever or at least tied with Paco de Lucia and tiny handful of others. He plays with wonderful feeling, fiery performances, a real Maestro. One bad point, very short performance. The DVD is just half an hour long. They need to release a longer DVD of his genius.

5/5 This is awesome
  by Guitar Extroadinare (Long Beach, New York USA)
It's always a pleasure to watch Sabicas play. This DVD is always a pleasure to watch. You can never get tired of it. It's pure flamenco and proper setting. Well done as always Sabicas is on top of things.

3/5 Better than no Sabicas at all
  by E. Stadum (Germany)
This is one of the few available DVDs of Sabicas. Unfortunately it is a disappointment -- a cheap and inadequate production. Nevertheless, it is indispensable for lovers of Sabicas' art, which so far exceeds in technical virtuosity and impeccable musical taste that of any other flamenco guitarist. How sad that no one took the trouble to produce a comprehensive and professional film of Sabicas' playing before he died. Fortunately, there are great audio albums of Sabicas available, such as Leyenda del Siglo XX. Watch out, however. This album plays a trick on the listener: the first ten tracks show Sabicas at his finest and the sound quality is excellent; some idiot then tacked on seven additional sub-standard duet tracks obviously recorded at some other time and in some other place, and these tracks are unfortunately far below the quality of the core ten tracks.