Flamenco’s Global Footprint: Influence and Fusion
It started with a guitar that didn’t sound quite right. Too smooth. Too polite. I was in Tokyo. Or maybe […]
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It started with a guitar that didn’t sound quite right. Too smooth. Too polite. I was in Tokyo. Or maybe […]
Flamenco’s Global Footprint: Influence and Fusion Read More »
Somewhere between the souvenir shops of Seville—where ruffled dresses hang limp in plastic—and a dancer I met once in Málaga
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They didn’t invent it. Let’s start there. But they made it bleed. The Gitanos didn’t sit down and design flamenco
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You won’t find them on a postcard. They don’t dance for cruise ships or TikTok, and the only algorithm they
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A few years back, I spent a holiday in Fuengirola, on the Costa del Sol. One of those big resorts.
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Flamenco isn’t just music, dance, or song—it’s something else entirely. A pulse. A heartbeat. A fire in the blood. But
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Few words stir up more passion, more argument, more what the hell does it actually mean than flamenco. It’s not
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There are legends. And then there are forces of nature. Carmen Amaya was the latter. They called her La Capitana,
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There’s a video of Paco de Lucía that stays with me. He’s being interviewed, and the journalist asks him about
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Camarón de la Isla. The name was like background music in my childhood. My parents would mention him now and
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