For a few years he continued as flamenco cantaor until in 1980, with his LP Altozano, he changed his career and entered a genre of romantic ballad with flamenco influence. The second LP of this stage, Tú y yo, of 1981, it still contained traditional rhythms such as bulerías, fandangos or soleares. In 1988 he launched Sevilla wsin tu amor, which contained one of his greatest successes: A la Puerta de Toledo. A year later publishes Canalla, with subjects composed by Juan Pardo, that nevertheless did not reach a great commercial repercussion.
