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Interviews
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Eva La Yerbabuena "At the level of movement, there are lots of things to learn. Movement, steps from simply a photo you might see a posture that you like and learn it." |
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Mario Maya "Dance of every kind should be at the service of the message, and instead of making the dance look like it's very difficult, it should be made to look like it's very easy. That is the art." |
Sarah Baras "I am really impressed by women with a lot of passion and I believe flamenco has a lot of passion." |
Essays
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Searching for the Traditional Flamenco I asked the friendly official, "Is there such a thing as a traditional flamenco to be found in the whole of Andalusia?" |
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The Flamenco Workshop. Teaching...Showing It is interesting that the Spaniards learned from the non-Spaniards, the idea to teach separate technique classes and separate repertoire classes along with other facets of flamenco. |
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An Unforgettable Night in Spain
Reviews
Enrique MorenteMorente's voice, raspy and soft though deliberate seemed to float as he began his tirititrá...
Juanito Pascual
Flamenco, film, music and dance was presented to a sold-out crowd at the Museum of Fine Arts.
"Weakened in Havana?" Not flamenco...
The re-birth of flamenco in Cuba can be traced to the restoration of
the Centro Andaluz de Habana, a moldering tablao almost one hundred
years old located on the Calle Prado, the main thoroughfare running
from the Malecon, or Habana's harbor, to the imposing Capitolio, the
former seat of government.
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