I have started a flute and guitar duo. We both like Latin music. I don't have a lot of pieces for flute and guitar. I can do some transposition, but I would rather just read the music and not have to do the extra work. Does anyone have any recommendations for any good books or pieces?

I also like Spanish music from Spain. We might consider doing some of that style if we can get our hands on the music.

Thanks

I suggest you give a try to Piazzola's Histoire du Tango. (history of tango)

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Many versions in youtube, this one of "Cafe 1930" (one of the six parts of the suite) is not the one I like most, too slow and with little Tango spirit, but still an example, easier to play.

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You can buy a very good version by William Bennett (Flute), Simon Wynberg (Guitar) at classical.com
Only 0.89 each piece....

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Sorry, the suite has only four parts, not six.

Thanks.

I wanted to get that one. I love that piece.

The score is also widely available to buy. I bought it cheap a few months ago, but cannot recall where.
In this place you can download them, but I do not know if these files are legal. Probably not.
http://www.filestube.com/d9e0fcf2d959c85d03ea,g/Astor-Piazzolla-Complete-Works-with-Guitar.html