Here’s another one David Lagos shared with us during his last workshop.
Bulerías por Soleá
A nadie quiero
mientras que viva mi compañero
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Fernando Terremoto
Here’s another one David Lagos shared with us during his last workshop.
Bulerías por Soleá
A nadie quiero
mientras que viva mi compañero
Today enjoy a clip of Fernando Terremoto singing por tientos and tangos.
Here is one of the letras he sings:
De Madrid han venido
varios pintores…
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How good are you at giving jaleos?
Whether you dance, sing play guitar, or play cajón, you must also give jaleos. In fact, even if you prefer only to watch flamenco, you’ll want to give some jaleos. It’s almost disrespectful not to.
Below find three activities to help you strengthen your ability to give these calls of encouragement along with ten straight minutes of bulerías to practice to.
Bulerías
Traditional
No me mires malamente
que yo no tengo la culpa
que no me quiera tu gente
Here is a bulerías letra with a video of El Terremoto singing it.
Quiera tu madre o no quiera …
As a follow up to the last post, today I'll show you a video of Fernando Terremoto's Canastera. Here is one of the letras:
Se van cumpliendo mis sueños
Me recompensa la vida
Mi sangre me dió el talento
y el tiempo sabiduría
Here is a siguiriyas letra and a couple of videos for you:
Siguiriyas
Dolores mía
en un laito de mi corazón
te tengo metido
Ok, so I told you that I might share some bulerías tesoros directly from the mouth of Ana María López with you today or tomorrow. Well, it's not happening today because I just got this great email from Becky. Becky is a student. She came on the Spain Tour.
She passed it along to me. and I asked her if I could post it. She was sending it to me for me, but she very graciously agreed.
I read it as a series of snapshots showing how life has been going here in Jerez, which is why I wanted to share it with all of you. So, here you go, from Becky...