On December 5, 1950, Camarón de la Isla was born, the figure who revolutionized the art of Flamenco. Reviled by purists and turned into an icon for the public and a reference for the gypsy people, Camarón always led a life on the edge. A genius ahead of his time called to be one of the most influential and determining artists of the 20th century despite his premature death in 1992. Through the voice-over of Juan Diego and unpublished audiovisual material, ‘Camarón: Flamenco y Revolución’ discovers the person behind the myth, as well as the universal legacy of his work 25 years after his death.