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this is true only to a certain extent when speed is not yet compromised. These ladies are of a "certain age", but not old. Flamenco does require physical prowess besides a super-human sense of rhythm. It is not for everyone unless you want get looks of pity
Almost 40 years ago, l and friends l was travelling with, were at a disco in, l think, Andalusia and the DJ put on a flamenco record. Every single person on the floor (apart from us) instantly stamped their foot and put their arms in the air. Although there were some families and some children most of the people were in their 20s, like us, and we thought they were having a laugh but, every single person danced flamenco until the song ended. It was the most amazing sight and l've never forgotten it.
anybody who thinks this is poorly done has no idea what they're talking about. Flamenco is HARD. You are learning multitasking in the extreme, all while keeping rhythm and playing an instrument (with your feet). Unless you are a dancer you should probably shut your mouth and walk a mile in their shoes (literally) before you even think about commenting on this beautiful dancing.
dude i know right?? this isn't some drills on a guitar to build speed and shit. this is technicality on another level man and it's soooo hard! but its so fuckin cool and worth it if you learn it!
yes, anyone who really knows Flamenco and been around the culture knows there is not really a right or wrong way to dance Flamenco, the most important aspect of the dance and music is feeling the compas (rhtthm) and expressing your own unique style. Some are more expressive, or more emotional than others at the time, just depends on how they are feeling that night. The dance is about expressing emotions while you mark the time in the music.
Well, as someone who Did try to learn Flamenco, I think you have confirmed the fact that this is not very good. There were better people in my beginners class. Some of whom went on to become teachers and performers. In Spain. This is just another tourist rip off. The woman in black isn't too bad, but there is an awful lot of tap in there! The cream shoed women just basically stamp their feet! When she Did do a step I was thinking, 'Yeah ,that was the first one I was taught .Is that it? what happened to Brazeo? Hang onto your skirt instead! Also they don't work together. 'Best Flamenco I ever saw' should maybe read 'Only Flamenco I ever saw' Try this instead ua-cam.com/video/snBp1UWUFek/v-deo.html As you are such an afficianado I think you such spot the difference,.
Well then, if the dance is all about expression of feelings, I guess we can all as audience express our opinions as well. I enjoyed the video overall. My favorite dancers use correct form for starters. That starts with posture, brazeos, distinction of footwork, etc. For me, if form is not a factor, I don't care how care how many "feelings" are being expressed. It just looks like drama to me, and it's not that interesting.
Lived in Andalucia for a few years in the early 2000’s. Never forgot how beautiful it was there. The people, culture, dancing, food, sherry and landscape. Just gorgeous.
I've seen dancers from around the world dance flamenco but no dancer can innately evoke the artistry, attitude, spirit, fire and passion of the dance like the Spanish 🇪🇸 💃
In flamenco there is so much to pay attention to. The feet making such beautiful sounds, the hands grasping at the hem of the dress or swirling them like doves ready to fly, the twists and turns of the body that would put some contortionist to shame and the expressions of the face. And the cantores and guitarists. Pure art.
Joy and tragedy, stillness and motion, grace and earthiness. Sensual and independent. There is no dance in the world that is so complex and beautiful between emotion and the body, as the dance that descends from Spanish tradition.
@@dollynina8992 Would it be fair to say it has been adopted as a Spanish tradition, rooted in Andalucia, from the Roma people, who originated in India and migrated to europe starting in the 8th century. I did not intend to cause any offence, and sincerely hope I didn't!
@@dollynina8992 But, it has influences from Roma, it isn’t a “Roma tradition”. It’s only a spanish one, which originated in the south of spain since the Roman empire, evolving and adding things from jewish, gipsy, arab and iberic (typical spanish) dancing. What i’m trying to say is, yes it has influence from Roma, but flamenco is only a spanish tradition that originated in spain as a mix from many countries, and those countries don’t share the same tradition. The fact that it has influence from Roma doesn’t mean it is a Roman typical dance.
@@luciavinuales3725 Of course, it has a whole mix of cultures and this specific dance style originated in Andalucía Spain. But a large amount of influence on the dance is primarily from the Romani gypsies because even Romani people in other places in Europe have a very similar dance style in terms of the rhythm, the clapping and stomping of feet in time to the beat.
I'm sitting here about to jump out of my chair..this is managing my soul with the rythm,I want to get up and flamenco! And I'm 60! I love it so much! SO beautiful and makes women even more passionate and beautiful!
Read a few of these comments - I'm amazed at how many people make comments when they clearly know nothing about this traditional art form. Caterwauling? Go research the technicalities of flamenco cante - they sing in differently keyed tones to regular western singing. The person who states that after one class they did better is truly a genius and I'm wondering on which international stage we should be seeing them. The "flamenco for tourist" quote. - yes, and what if it is for tourists ? How else will people discover and share this?
The so-called critics are just uncultured and small minded. I'm of Indian descent and enjoy listening to flamenco music because to me it is very reminiscent of certain music from South Asia. I suppose since flamenco is partly derived from Spanish Romani culture (and Romani migrated from Northern India centuries ago), this familiarity makes sense. Whatever the subliminal reasons, my senses find it (and this performance) captivating. 🌹
@@entropyshade2120 jajajaja owr oppressed people can dance, sing... live to conquer the future with theirs family. But your oppressed native americans... make fertile the land on they die, because people like you.
Don't knock these performers, They are good at what they are doing and more importantly, they are enjoying it. That's what it is all about. Flamenco is not at all easy, likewise playing the music.
I studied this for a year and it was sooo sooo sooo difficult, can’t begin to describe how challenging - the teacher, trying to be kind, said « you know it’s interesting, it’s almost like you are doing a jazz interpretation of the dance - always a quarter note or so behind the beat » 😂😂😂 most flamenco dancers from Spain start extremely early like 3 years old and you understand why... tough to learn when it’s not in your blood! Also I have bad rhythm 😂. Also RIP to your knees.
😂I studied for a year....people have no idea how difficult flamenco is......my god. my god. my god....you need His help....too! my teacher was a Spanish jewish(Sephardi) woman.....
Every time I see Spanish dances, it makes me sad for my lack of culture. This is so beautiful and spirited-- the music, the movement, the skill and expression
I've been learning flamenco (farruca) for 7 months now, and i still get amazed like the lady at 4:10 (lol) when i watch them dancers doing what they do.. But i can assure you that flamenco is a hard one. First you need to put a piece of your soul in it..
Le Flamenco ! C’est La danse la plus fière, la plus émotionnelle, celle qui dégage le plus de panache. Oui, j’aime le flamenco, les corps et les pas sont enivrants, ils perpétuent la force et le courage du peuple espagnol. Bravo à ces fantastiques danseurs. Viva España !
Years ago I made a very deep friendship with a flamenco dancer who introduced this art into Japan. This was in Okinawa at the time. His name was Jose Miguel Aparifio...and he became quite famous in Japan for a time after that first stint of performances at a small club in Okinawa. Wonderful nights spent with Jose, his guitarist , and lovely lady. He was a magician! Performing twirls and leaps that seemed to defy gravity. And he was as regal and dignified offstage as he was while performing.....a real Gypsy King!
vor mehr als 50 Jahren, mein Mann war noch Student und unser Budget war äußerst knapp, konnten wir uns eine einmal im Jahr Tickets für solch eine traditionelle Flamenco Show leisten. Die Gruppe kam jedes Jahr auf ihrer Tour nach Wien und hatte ihren Auftritt in einem großen Konzertsaal. Der Erfolg ihrer Darbietung war dermaßen überwältigend, dass das Publikum vor Begeisterung tobte und die Künstler, dadurch befeuert, ihre Darbietungen nicht beenden wollten.Es kam dann immer soweit, dass man begann das Licht im Saal immer mehr zu verdunkeln, so dass das Publikum zum verlassen gezwungen wurde. Die Kostüme waren damals noch sehr einfach, ohne Flitter und Sonstigem, aber der Enthusiasmus der Künstler war absolut authentisch. Eine lebenslange Erinnerung!!! :-)
In 1972 my roommate & I went to see ANTONIO GEDDES FLAMENCO 💃 DANCERS 👑. We were blown away by this incredible ANCIENT ART FORM. When I realized that was the best in Spain I realized I had witnessed GREATNESS INDEED my friends. I'm 3rd generation American from Western Europe Spain,France,Portugal & British Isles. Flamenco is so PRIMAL and true to the music, TY for posting Sincerely Arnold Bourbon Amaral. 👱👴🌏🌎🌍🎸🎼🎵 MUSIC WITHOUT BOUNDARIES
I am from New Mexico and grew up with this culture and music. I love to listen to it in the winter. It reminds me of home and all of our beautiful people and land.
These people are from india and their culture and music also.their influence isnt moorish.its been proven genetically they are indians that left india about 800 years ago.they have same beliefs,music and dancing styles also
@@eleni1968 You cannot steal or appropriate art unless you're talking about plagiarism. By it's nature, art transcends cultures and translates experiences across space and time. If art was the prize possession of one people it would never develop. The Romani gypsies did not exist in a vacuum. They picked up multiple influences from Andalusian culture that was already well established in the 15th century when they arrived. You could just as well argue they appropriated the surrounding Andalusian culture: the bullfight you see clearly in their posturing, Mozarabic chant, northern "Gallic" liturgies and the Jota to name but a few influences; none of which originate with them. Our world would be vacuous and miserable if people are not permitted to use or interpret each others' art forms (if it was even possible to establish whose was whose in the first place).
¡FLAMENCO es una historia con muchas historias y episodios! Es una danza de energía, amor, tristeza, pasión ... ¡las palabras complementan la danza y la guitarra le da un placer y ritmo especial al Flamenco!
Bravo to these Flamenco dancers!👍🏾👏🏾💃🏾💪🏾❤️🤗. One must have an extremely flexible and strong body! This dance is not for fainted heart!😱. I love it! In fact I am looking for a Spanish club in Houston that features Flamenco music and dance. Thanks for uploading ❤️👍🏾
Flamenco es duende ! If you don’t appreciate it, you haven’t got any soul... This is great , always imitated, but not equalled... I’m French but every time I try I know I’m missing something... Es en la sangre y no puiede imitât esto arte😀😎
The dancing & the playing is very well done. One doesn’t know how much work it takes to perform such outstanding performance unless you have done it yourself. I have been to Japan & seen their performance also l have met a flamenco guitarist. After that I bought an album & copied the music on cassette for keepsake.
Bravissime e bellissime what a performance WOW, such passion and sensuality. To me flamenco is a mix of Gipsy and Arabic cultures as you can clearly find in certain areas of Spain. I really enjoy it thanks!
They were all outstanding but the lady in red...she was feeling it so deeply...or, maybe I felt I could feel her saying things to me and it was so visceral she sent me somewhere. I can’t explain it.
I saw a show downtown Seville a few years ago. Just amazing. The show in Barcelona was good as well but we seated way behind as opposed butted up against the front of the stage in Seville. The dancers dress “tresses” came within a few inches of my wine glass. Not to mention the wood chips being kicked up from the stage. Nothing, in my opinion beats the gypsy flamenco for style, poise and passion.
Taking a dance class, the instructor stated- to take the floor as your space- and these dances perfectly, and skillfully did just that with beautiful expression.
Today I stood and observed Alejandra Gudi teach an intermediate class in working with the Mantones at what is to me the new digs of the previous building at Calle Amor del Dios which has now relocated to Calle Santa Isabel 5 on the top floor of a foods market. Though climbing up the stairs passing by the smell of cheese and fried fish saddened me of the perpetual momentum for condos taking over arts buildings the hallway as soon as you enter the new place is so full of pictures and articles which was overwhelming how amazing it is to have such a place survive the decades. Alejandra had about 15 students with a very diverse look as serious flamenco dancers from all over the world are drawn to this Mecca for flamenco. Miss Gudi was meticulous with both the movements, the rhythmic pattern, the handicapping accompanying the singing, which she provides, and on top of all this arms flying with the Manton which is the dancers extended wings, her partner, her protection, her shield, her emotions, her hopes and fears. The degree of seriousness and methodical work is enormous. Indeed duende, as expounded by the eloquent Federico Garcia lecturing all over Spain and South America, must be summoned up by the dancer to allow flamenco dancing and singing and guitar to reach a level of transcendence, but what prepares and leads to that moment is repeated handwork day in day out, over and over and over until one gets it physically so that everything looks as if the dancer has just come up with it. People who had not gone through this kind of discipline should indeed "hush," and I should not be so snooty about tourists. They bother to want to see dancing and other art forms which may be lost if left to fashion and trend promoted by the cognoscenti of the moment, people of some visibility or notoriety but might have vacuous aesthetic notions. Flamenco has withstood the vicissitudes of time and fashion precisely because dancers could rely on performing for tourists at night who have bought dinners to see them. With that money they make dancing into the wee hours of the night they pay for their classes the next day and continue to allow their artistry to grow. Tourists may remember the classic songs and the traditional attire so that talented dancers learn these well before leap-hoping to the ultra-modern immediately, as so often with concert dancing.
I really appreciated the dance of flamenco it excuted the best form of art of dancing...I hope I will travel in Spain someday I like it. Thank you to all participants I enjoy it
What I like about Flamenco dancing is that ladies of any age and any shape of figure can do it and still look wonderful.
Dancing comes from the soul, Natural.
this is true only to a certain extent when speed is not yet compromised. These ladies are of a "certain age", but not old. Flamenco does require physical prowess besides a super-human sense of rhythm. It is not for everyone unless you want get looks of pity
@@Vera-kh8zj Not to mention it is incredibly hard on the knees!
Btw it’s flamingo not flamenco
It brings out such controlled intense passion ,and magnifies the beauty of the dancers personal style ten fold! Human beings can be SO incredible!
Almost 40 years ago, l and friends l was travelling with, were at a disco in, l think, Andalusia and the DJ put on a flamenco record. Every single person on the floor (apart from us) instantly stamped their foot and put their arms in the air. Although there were some families and some children most of the people were in their 20s, like us, and we thought they were having a laugh but, every single person danced flamenco until the song ended. It was the most amazing sight and l've never forgotten it.
💕💕
^ that is called The Duende de Flamenco 💃
What an experience!😮
Alma flamenca,no hay remedio!
anybody who thinks this is poorly done has no idea what they're talking about. Flamenco is HARD. You are learning multitasking in the extreme, all while keeping rhythm and playing an instrument (with your feet). Unless you are a dancer you should probably shut your mouth and walk a mile in their shoes (literally) before you even think about commenting on this beautiful dancing.
I certainly couldn't do this.
Alexxandra Hogg I have been taking flamenco classes. It is the most difficult and complex dance. I admire all the dancers on stage.
Amén 🙏🙏🙏
dude i know right?? this isn't some drills on a guitar to build speed and shit. this is technicality on another level man and it's soooo hard! but its so fuckin cool and worth it if you learn it!
This is easily the best performance I've ever seen and even though technically it's done for tourists, this is definitely not a tourist flamenco...
yes, anyone who really knows Flamenco and been around the culture knows there is not really a right or wrong way to dance Flamenco, the most important aspect of the dance and music is feeling the compas (rhtthm) and expressing your own unique style. Some are more expressive, or more emotional than others at the time, just depends on how they are feeling that night. The dance is about expressing emotions while you mark the time in the music.
Ole!
Well, as someone who Did try to learn Flamenco, I think you have confirmed the fact that this is not very good. There were better people in my beginners class. Some of whom went on to become teachers and performers. In Spain. This is just another tourist rip off. The woman in black isn't too bad, but there is an awful lot of tap in there! The cream shoed women just basically stamp their feet! When she Did do a step I was thinking, 'Yeah ,that was the first one I was taught .Is that it? what happened to Brazeo? Hang onto your skirt instead! Also they don't work together. 'Best Flamenco I ever saw' should maybe read 'Only Flamenco I ever saw' Try this instead ua-cam.com/video/snBp1UWUFek/v-deo.html As you are such an afficianado I think you such spot the difference,.
Sevillanas are the best expression of Spanish dance, Flamenco have gypsy origins
Actually anyone who has danced flamenco knows the difference. You either have el duende o no… you can’t learn that!
Well then, if the dance is all about expression of feelings, I guess we can all as audience express our opinions as well. I enjoyed the video overall. My favorite dancers use correct form for starters. That starts with posture, brazeos, distinction of footwork, etc. For me, if form is not a factor, I don't care how care how many "feelings" are being expressed. It just looks like drama to me, and it's not that interesting.
Lived in Andalucia for a few years in the early 2000’s. Never forgot how beautiful it was there. The people, culture, dancing, food, sherry and landscape. Just gorgeous.
An old saying........... "There is no greater curse than to be a blind man in Granada".
I've seen dancers from around the world dance flamenco but no dancer can innately evoke the artistry, attitude, spirit, fire and passion of the dance like the Spanish 🇪🇸 💃
Arguably, the Indian dancers can ...
.. the gipsies dig in the most profound depths of flamenco , they are and will always be flamenco.❤
@@Kamelzenniaofficial
Agree 💃 🔥
The Portuguese also do flamenco dance
The language spoken here is passion! Passion is in the dance, the music, the culture, and the performance! Bravo!
Originates from the Indian sub continent. (Punjabi)
@@bsemyan it's rajasthani
In flamenco there is so much to pay attention to. The feet making such beautiful sounds, the hands grasping at the hem of the dress or swirling them like doves ready to fly, the twists and turns of the body that would put some contortionist to shame and the expressions of the face. And the cantores and guitarists. Pure art.
Did anyone notice that asian lady was blown out of her mind.
I'd be as well, you can just see all the thoughts going through her head like. Woah these women are so firey and passionate and beautiful.
Which one? I saw the 2 there and they were absolutely mesmerized!
I think japanese like much flamenco dance and music
even in japan there are academies
Joy and tragedy, stillness and motion, grace and earthiness. Sensual and independent. There is no dance in the world that is so complex and beautiful between emotion and the body, as the dance that descends from Spanish tradition.
Roma gypsy tradition
@@dollynina8992 Would it be fair to say it has been adopted as a Spanish tradition, rooted in Andalucia, from the Roma people, who originated in India and migrated to europe starting in the 8th century. I did not intend to cause any offence, and sincerely hope I didn't!
@@shelleyphilcox4743 Oh no you didn't! I just wanted to add recognition to Roma as well, but you clearly know the history and roots well
@@dollynina8992 But, it has influences from Roma, it isn’t a “Roma tradition”. It’s only a spanish one, which originated in the south of spain since the Roman empire, evolving and adding things from jewish, gipsy, arab and iberic (typical spanish) dancing. What i’m trying to say is, yes it has influence from Roma, but flamenco is only a spanish tradition that originated in spain as a mix from many countries, and those countries don’t share the same tradition. The fact that it has influence from Roma doesn’t mean it is a Roman typical dance.
@@luciavinuales3725 Of course, it has a whole mix of cultures and this specific dance style originated in Andalucía Spain. But a large amount of influence on the dance is primarily from the Romani gypsies because even Romani people in other places in Europe have a very similar dance style in terms of the rhythm, the clapping and stomping of feet in time to the beat.
I'm sitting here about to jump out of my chair..this is managing my soul with the rythm,I want to get up and flamenco! And I'm 60! I love it so much! SO beautiful and makes women even more passionate and beautiful!
Read a few of these comments - I'm amazed at how many people make comments when they clearly know nothing about this traditional art form. Caterwauling? Go research the technicalities of flamenco cante - they sing in differently keyed tones to regular western singing. The person who states that after one class they did better is truly a genius and I'm wondering on which international stage we should be seeing them. The "flamenco for tourist" quote. - yes, and what if it is for tourists ?
How else will people discover and share this?
Thank you...
The so-called critics are just uncultured and small minded. I'm of Indian descent and enjoy listening to flamenco music because to me it is very reminiscent of certain music from South Asia. I suppose since flamenco is partly derived from Spanish Romani culture (and Romani migrated from Northern India centuries ago), this familiarity makes sense. Whatever the subliminal reasons, my senses find it (and this performance) captivating. 🌹
I can't think of a nicer way to spend an evening, music and dance to stir the soul, Thank you Spain Gracias!!
Spain is south Europe
de nada My friend. :D
Yess thank you spain for oppressing the gypsies and now be pretending our style os theirs!!! Thanks spain!!!
@@entropyshade2120 jajajaja owr oppressed people can dance, sing... live to conquer the future with theirs family.
But your oppressed native americans... make fertile the land on they die, because people like you.
Don't knock these performers, They are good at what they are doing and more importantly, they are enjoying it. That's what it is all about. Flamenco is not at all easy, likewise playing the music.
Neil Williams totally agree! I cant move my feet like all of them!😄 that's a lot of work!!!
Neil
And they were just chillin'. Imagine if they orchestrated a whole show, with castanets and all! Fire! :D
These women.. Jeeesus
I agree. It’s much harder than ballet or any other dance art form
That is the Soul of Mother Spain from the Andalucia region in the south. Vale !
She said 💃🏻
I studied this for a year and it was sooo sooo sooo difficult, can’t begin to describe how challenging - the teacher, trying to be kind, said « you know it’s interesting, it’s almost like you are doing a jazz interpretation of the dance - always a quarter note or so behind the beat » 😂😂😂 most flamenco dancers from Spain start extremely early like 3 years old and you understand why... tough to learn when it’s not in your blood! Also I have bad rhythm 😂. Also RIP to your knees.
And your back...
@@ditrower8104 seriously! It hurts!
😂I studied for a year....people have no idea how difficult flamenco is......my god. my god. my god....you need His help....too! my teacher was a Spanish jewish(Sephardi) woman.....
OK, having a bad rhythm might be a problem in Flamenco, lol. I know what I’m talking about 😉
Every time I see Spanish dances, it makes me sad for my lack of culture. This is so beautiful and spirited-- the music, the movement, the skill and expression
I've been learning flamenco (farruca) for 7 months now, and i still get amazed like the lady at 4:10 (lol) when i watch them dancers doing what they do.. But i can assure you that flamenco is a hard one. First you need to put a piece of your soul in it..
Le Flamenco ! C’est La danse la plus fière, la plus émotionnelle, celle qui dégage le plus de panache.
Oui, j’aime le flamenco, les corps et les pas sont enivrants, ils perpétuent la force et le courage du peuple espagnol. Bravo à ces fantastiques danseurs. Viva España !
Years ago I made a very deep friendship with a flamenco dancer who introduced this art into Japan. This was in Okinawa at the time. His name was Jose Miguel Aparifio...and he became quite famous in Japan for a time after that first stint of performances at a small club in Okinawa. Wonderful nights spent with Jose, his guitarist , and lovely lady. He was a magician! Performing twirls and leaps that seemed to defy gravity. And he was as regal and dignified offstage as he was while performing.....a real Gypsy King!
these people have so much passion, and do you see how much energy they put into this.
vor mehr als 50 Jahren, mein Mann war noch Student und unser Budget war äußerst knapp, konnten wir uns eine einmal im Jahr Tickets für solch eine traditionelle Flamenco Show leisten. Die Gruppe kam jedes Jahr auf ihrer Tour nach Wien und hatte ihren Auftritt in einem großen Konzertsaal. Der Erfolg ihrer Darbietung war dermaßen überwältigend, dass das Publikum vor Begeisterung tobte und die Künstler, dadurch befeuert, ihre Darbietungen nicht beenden wollten.Es kam dann immer soweit, dass man begann das Licht im Saal immer mehr zu verdunkeln, so dass das Publikum zum verlassen gezwungen wurde. Die Kostüme waren damals noch sehr einfach, ohne Flitter und Sonstigem, aber der Enthusiasmus der Künstler war absolut authentisch. Eine lebenslange Erinnerung!!! :-)
Yo no creo que exista música más verdad y apasionada que el flamenco...... Que me lo diga alguien......!!!PURA VIDA!!!
El tango argentino cantado y bailado es algo muy pasional también. De Espana a mi me encantan las sevillanas más que el flamenco. Son más alegres.
@@margaritaresta6390 a mi tambien margarita
Absolutely stunning steps by these 3 ladies and 1 man ... credits to the singer and musicians as well!!!
In 1972 my roommate & I went to see ANTONIO GEDDES FLAMENCO 💃 DANCERS 👑. We were blown away by this incredible ANCIENT ART FORM. When I realized that was the best in Spain I realized I had witnessed GREATNESS INDEED my friends. I'm 3rd generation American from Western Europe Spain,France,Portugal & British Isles. Flamenco is so PRIMAL and true to the music, TY for posting Sincerely Arnold Bourbon Amaral. 👱👴🌏🌎🌍🎸🎼🎵 MUSIC WITHOUT BOUNDARIES
I love flamenco. The ladies add their flair, but that’s icing on the cake.
This was so incredibly beautiful to watch. It gave me a greater appreciation of the culture of Spain and the art of Flamenco dancing.
Me too
Glad to share it ;)
I am from New Mexico and grew up with this culture and music. I love to listen to it in the winter. It reminds me of home and all of our beautiful people and land.
Flamenco is an art,it was a pleasure watching.
No wonder why latin people are so passionate. They inherited the love from the mother land. Arriba España
Di viva españa, no arriba españa, que es una frase franquista.
Say Viva España not Arriba España, as it is a Fascist phrase, please.
These people are from india and their culture and music also.their influence isnt moorish.its been proven genetically they are indians that left india about 800 years ago.they have same beliefs,music and dancing styles also
Manuel Almendarez stop being so perfect dude! This is UA-cam not Harvard university
@@eleni1968 You cannot steal or appropriate art unless you're talking about plagiarism. By it's nature, art transcends cultures and translates experiences across space and time. If art was the prize possession of one people it would never develop. The Romani gypsies did not exist in a vacuum. They picked up multiple influences from Andalusian culture that was already well established in the 15th century when they arrived. You could just as well argue they appropriated the surrounding Andalusian culture: the bullfight you see clearly in their posturing, Mozarabic chant, northern "Gallic" liturgies and the Jota to name but a few influences; none of which originate with them. Our world would be vacuous and miserable if people are not permitted to use or interpret each others' art forms (if it was even possible to establish whose was whose in the first place).
So proud my cultural ancestry is from Spain 💜
Mine too,from Villarreal.
Mine too, from Cosío, a province in Santander!
I've seen these people in Madrid! Absolutely fantastic skilled dancers. I enjoyed every moment!
The asian lady with the open mouth, in amazement, is completely relatable
Hay mucho arte y pasión en mi país, me emociona ver que gusta tanto en el extranjero. Gracias
Amazing performance. love the powerful dance, the guitar guy, the singer. everything is full of passion.
I have enjoyed listening to Flamenco music since 1970. And I love this music a lot. My parent came from Spanish background.
¡FLAMENCO es una historia con muchas historias y episodios! Es una danza de energía, amor, tristeza, pasión ... ¡las palabras complementan la danza y la guitarra le da un placer y ritmo especial al Flamenco!
Flamenco es bien gitano. Tiene orígenes arabes. Como los mismos gitanos llegaron de Egipto y aún antes de India.
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Just saw them 3 days ago. Still so amazing and emotional
Bravo to these Flamenco dancers!👍🏾👏🏾💃🏾💪🏾❤️🤗. One must have an extremely flexible and strong body! This dance is not for fainted heart!😱. I love it! In fact I am looking for a Spanish club in Houston that features Flamenco music and dance. Thanks for uploading ❤️👍🏾
This is the reason why i go to Spain every year for a few months.
Epic country... even though they still kill bulls for fun...
@@cheeseandonions9558 I suppose you eat meat for fun :) (no offence, i eat meat)
The dance reminds me of a bull fight ,a lovers spat, pure passion.
For the guitarist to truly accompany the dancer and singer is much different than playing flamenco guitar alone in a concert setting.
As I slept on my couch... I awoke to find 3 Flamenco dancers in my midst .... no I did not return to sleep … rather I began to live the dream.
NO ME CANSO DE VERLO, LO MEJOR DE LO MEJOR "QUE VIVA ESPAÑA"
VIVA!!
So powerful! A real treat!!!! These performers bring it from their souls-every single one of them.
Супер, Браво. Это нечто бесподобное, потрясающее. Понятное всем. Спасибо за видео.
Flamenco es duende !
If you don’t appreciate it, you haven’t got any soul...
This is great , always imitated, but not equalled...
I’m French but every time I try I know I’m missing something...
Es en la sangre y no puiede imitât esto arte😀😎
I used to do Flamenco and its really hard to learn but its nice because its something new, I stopped doing it but i love it so much.
You should clearly carry on 🙂
The dancing & the playing is very well done. One doesn’t know how much work it takes to perform such outstanding performance unless you have done it yourself. I have been to Japan & seen their performance also l have met a flamenco guitarist. After that I bought an album & copied the music on cassette for keepsake.
I start to learn Spanish because of this. Now I can say Spanish still feel Flamenco is so amazing
What is your mother language
Same
WOW! Simply OLAY! Great musicality! Great watching phenomenal flamenco!
Lovely !!! I love flamenco 💃🏿 viva España. Hé estado en La Carbonera.
Man...this is sheer passion...excellente!
it is one of the best !!! MAGNIFICENT !!!
loved these performers the guy got my heart racing!!!
Though I know nothing about the culture..... I felt the freedom and the enthusiasm in their moves, whether it's for tourists or not it is beautiful
Loved it, loved it, LOVED it! Truly amazing.
Que grupo maravilhoso!
Dançam com muito sentimento.
Bravissime e bellissime what a performance WOW, such passion and sensuality. To me flamenco is a mix of Gipsy and Arabic cultures as you can clearly find in certain areas of Spain. I really enjoy it thanks!
Flamenco, No Arabic, No gyspy,No Juden, Andaluz, Español,Celtibero, Mediterraneo.....
Flamenco has always been in Spain, even Romans talked about the Spanish castanets
EL FLAMENCO ES ANDALUZ
NO HABLEN SIN SABER
I love flamenco .❤️💕❤️
Bravo, Buen rendimiento, love from India
El flamenco es arte
Lo mejor de toda España
Lo bailan en Japón y en todo el mundo 🌎 olé olé 👏
Flamenco Moro
Beautiful performance
Ankh (Life ) is what it is all about
The love
The beauty of the movements,such a joy
absolutely perfect....simply perfection in every move...world class
Wow that's a great one the first one already won me.
Oh Dios mío te imaginas caer bajo esos preciosos pies Flamenco ole y ole
Simply beautiful. Thanks for posting.
I highly recommend Calo Gitano Flamenco Academy in Atlanta, GA! My first time watching a show and it didn't disappoint! Very good ratings!
this is gold
Eviva Espana . From Zagreb , Croatia . Respect !
So Authentic. They got up there and showed out, as we say. Excellent.
Beautiful Flamenco was part of me!!!!!!!!!!😊😊😊
beautiful love watching these great performers
Linda dança!!!!! Que cultura linda de se apreciar S2
IMHO - Flamenco is what the best Tango dancers wish they could be.
Mayo 2020 espectaculares !
Thank you for capturing. Gorgeous!
They were all outstanding but the lady in red...she was feeling it so deeply...or, maybe I felt I could feel her saying things to me and it was so visceral she sent me somewhere. I can’t explain it.
i am moved to tears ....beautiful
I've seen show like that in Seville, Andalusia. I wish I were there once again... The best show I've seen in my life
IDK if you are talking about the same one as the one I went to, but if it is it blew my mind as well. It was a popular on you see posters for
I saw a show downtown Seville a few years ago. Just amazing. The show in Barcelona was good as well but we seated way behind as opposed butted up against the front of the stage in Seville. The dancers dress “tresses” came within a few inches of my wine glass. Not to mention the wood chips being kicked up from the stage. Nothing, in my opinion beats the gypsy flamenco for style, poise and passion.
Taking a dance class, the instructor stated- to take the floor as your space- and these dances perfectly, and skillfully did just that with beautiful expression.
speciale so ammazing il love spain in your heart and feel the flamenco . feel spain in my heart xx amore amore xx
This is really good. You couldn't ask for a more Flamenco dancing than this!!!
The Artistry that these Beautiful Women manifest is Monumentally
Outstanding!!I ❤ it!!😌👍 Bravo!!
Did you hear the horses galloping! they are at another level. Bravo!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌
Beautiful end Veriy Nice flamenco Espana . Respect . Bravo !
Today I stood and observed Alejandra Gudi teach an intermediate class in working with the Mantones at what is to me the new digs of the previous building at Calle Amor del Dios which has now relocated to Calle Santa Isabel 5 on the top floor of a foods market. Though climbing up the stairs passing by the smell of cheese and fried fish saddened me of the perpetual momentum for condos taking over arts buildings the hallway as soon as you enter the new place is so full of pictures and articles which was overwhelming how amazing it is to have such a place survive the decades. Alejandra had about 15 students with a very diverse look as serious flamenco dancers from all over the world are drawn to this Mecca for flamenco. Miss Gudi was meticulous with both the movements, the rhythmic pattern, the handicapping accompanying the singing, which she provides, and on top of all this arms flying with the Manton which is the dancers extended wings, her partner, her protection, her shield, her emotions, her hopes and fears. The degree of seriousness and methodical work is enormous. Indeed duende, as expounded by the eloquent Federico Garcia lecturing all over Spain and South America, must be summoned up by the dancer to allow flamenco dancing and singing and guitar to reach a level of transcendence, but what prepares and leads to that moment is repeated handwork day in day out, over and over and over until one gets it physically so that everything looks as if the dancer has just come up with it. People who had not gone through this kind of discipline should indeed "hush," and I should not be so snooty about tourists. They bother to want to see dancing and other art forms which may be lost if left to fashion and trend promoted by the cognoscenti of the moment, people of some visibility or notoriety but might have vacuous aesthetic notions. Flamenco has withstood the vicissitudes of time and fashion precisely because dancers could rely on performing for tourists at night who have bought dinners to see them. With that money they make dancing into the wee hours of the night they pay for their classes the next day and continue to allow their artistry to grow. Tourists may remember the classic songs and the traditional attire so that talented dancers learn these well before leap-hoping to the ultra-modern immediately, as so often with concert dancing.
私はCarmen Amayaのファンである。あの軽やかさと激しさは素晴らしい、天才と思った。
I absolutely adore flamenco!
this video is timeless... and yes, it's flamenco "for tourists" but it's so true to its nature
El flamenco me encanta. Love
Thank you for posting. It's beautiful.
Fandangos, alegrias... Despues se hizo tarde y me fui a dormir.
iOle, viva el arte!
Such fire and passion in their dance! Ola!
I really appreciated the dance of flamenco it excuted the best form of art of dancing...I hope I will travel in Spain someday
I like it.
Thank you to all participants I enjoy it
People who don’t know, have no idea how damn near impossible this is to do. These are skills from God and we are blessed to witness them.
all the flamenco is genial, good group
strong courage of the spaniard womwen oleeeeeeeee
Matt R wtf
Matt R oh sorry 😹
Olé y olé que viva el flamenco
They are wonderful!