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Flamenco en Red

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XII Edición Flamenco en Red – CANTES IMPRESCINDIBLES DE LA HISTORIA DEL FLAMENCO

Updated 30 de May de 2023
Posted 30 de May de 2023

Volumen 1

 

Jose María Castaño en este curso diserta sobre los cantes que han sido clave para la historia y evolución del flamenco. En esta ocasión se centra en la malagueña, los tangos, seguiriyas y martinete y debla, y conduce el contenido a través de la influencia que han tenido sus mayores exponentes.

 

  •  Malagueña: “Que te quise con locura” por Don Antonio Chacón (1909)

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  • Tangos flamencos: “Al Gurugú” por La niña de los peines (1947)

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  • Seguiriyas: “De Santiago a Santa Ana” por Manuel de la Torre (1929)

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  • Martinete y Debla: “En el barrio de Triana” por Tomás Pavón (1950)

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