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Autor de la hebra: Aniello Scognamiglio (X)
Aniello Scognamiglio (X)
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Alemania
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May 9, 2009

I apologize for not posting in Spanish (yet).
My Spanish is limited to a 7 months stay in Spain (Madrid) and I also traveled Andalucía a lot!
I am a Flamenco aficionado myself and I just wanted to share this wonderful site with you:
http://www.radiotelevisionandalucia.es/tvcarta/impe/web/enDirecto?canal=ca1

Listen to Flamenco ... See more
I apologize for not posting in Spanish (yet).
My Spanish is limited to a 7 months stay in Spain (Madrid) and I also traveled Andalucía a lot!
I am a Flamenco aficionado myself and I just wanted to share this wonderful site with you:
http://www.radiotelevisionandalucia.es/tvcarta/impe/web/enDirecto?canal=ca1

Listen to Flamenco music 24 hours a day!

Best, Aniello ▲ Collapse
 
JPW (X)
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español al inglés
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I do like flamenco... May 9, 2009

...but it's more the guitar aspect that I enjoy. It's a good site though.

And if you like that, you might (just might) like this flamenco-ised version of a classical version of a typical flamenco song, "sevillanas". Confused? Just enjoy it! It's one of the best versions of this piece yo... See more
...but it's more the guitar aspect that I enjoy. It's a good site though.

And if you like that, you might (just might) like this flamenco-ised version of a classical version of a typical flamenco song, "sevillanas". Confused? Just enjoy it! It's one of the best versions of this piece you'll hear (and see).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKBkmb0VcL4

The piece was written by Albéniz, by the way. ▲ Collapse
 
Tomás Cano Binder, BA, CT
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España
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Miembro 2005
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Ole... May 9, 2009

...¡viva tu madre!

Good suggestion.
 
Alicia Casal
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Argentina
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inglés al español
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Where are the Gispsy Kings from? May 9, 2009

France?

Do they play rumba flamenca?
 
Tomás Cano Binder, BA, CT
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España
Local time: 16:56
Miembro 2005
inglés al español
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Gipsy Kings - Very French! :-) May 9, 2009

Alicia Casal wrote:
France?
Do they play rumba flamenca?


Sí, totalmente franceses... Bueno, cantan en español, claro.

«Gipsy Kings cantan en español». Qué buen posible título para un álbum!
 
Alicia Casal
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Argentina
Local time: 12:56
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jajajaj May 9, 2009

Gipsy kings canten en español!!!!

Me gusta mucho una grabación que hicieron con Ziggy Marley, pero bueno...me fui para el lado del reggae.

Sepan disculpar a mis dos neuronas que andan algo lentas:)



[Edited at 2009-05-09 20:32 GMT]
 
José Joaquín Navarro
José Joaquín Navarro
España
Local time: 16:56
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... May 13, 2009

I dont know if you know (sorry for my English) flamenco guitars like Paco de Lucia (probably the best), Manolo Sanlúcar, Vicente Amigo, and others like Sabicas (dissapear). In YouTube you'll find many samples of these maestros.
 


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