Rafael Amador Fernández (born 1960 in Seville; died February 8, 2026) was a Spanish musician (vocals, guitar, songwriting) who rose to fame in the 1980s with the group Pata Negra.

Like his brother Raimundo Amador, Rafael received guitar lessons from their father, the guitarist Diego Flores Amaya (1905–1973), known as Diego del Gastor.

Together with his brother Raimundo Amador and Kiko Veneno, he founded the group Veneno in 1977, which fused flamenco with rock and blues music and released a self-titled album on CBS. Camarón de la Isla invited him and his brother to participate in the recording of his album *La leyenda del tiempo* (1979).

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