La Susi
Encarnación Amador Santiago, known artistically as La Susi, was born in 1955 in
Alicante, Spain. She was a Spanish flamenco singer and dancer of Romani
heritage. She debuted at 14 in Madrid’s Los Canasteros, earning the nickname La
Camaronera after accompanying Tomatito and Camarón de la Isla. Her first
recording, La Primavera (1977), was produced by her father and marked her entry
into the professional circuit. Over the following decades she released a steady
stream of albums, including De Fiesta y Luna (1984) and Agua De Mayo (2001). She
collaborated with José Mercé, Estrella M...
