Algo salvaje. La historia de Bambino

'Algo salvaje. La historia de Bambino' is a tribute to Miguel Vargas, a cult artist. It tells the story of the boy from Utrera who went to try his luck in Madrid as a singer to "break down the door of flamenco with his own style" and who, over time, proclaimed himself king of the flamenco rumba: Bambino. This documentary is full of melancholy, elegance and loving torment, revealing the wildest and most groundbreaking side of the protagonist?s biography. 'Algo salvaje. La historia de Bambino' has the interventions of the world-famous artists: Bambino, José Mercé, Justo Molinero, Los de Río, Nazario, Máximo Valverde, Alberto García-Alix, Bunbury, Cristina Cruces. Paco Ortiz is the screenwriter and director of the film. Media outlets like ABC have commented on the film: "The story of this particular artist has been told by Paco Ortiz in 'Algo salvaje: la vida de Bambino', a documentary that will see the light soon, and in which you want to delve a little more into his figure. The film, produced by Sarao Films, in co-production with TVE and Canal Sur TV, features sequences that capture the life of Bambino, played at his mature age by Luis Alberto Domínguez and in his early career by his nephew Miguel Clavijo (...) The poster of the film is the work of Man-o-Matic. It is an application of graffitti that the urban artist himself ".