Today a bulerías letra and a video of Camarón singing it with Paco de Lucía on guitar.
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Abuelos, padres y tíos
de los buenos manantiales
se forman los buenos ríos
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Today a bulerías letra and a video of Camarón singing it with Paco de Lucía on guitar.
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Abuelos, padres y tíos
de los buenos manantiales
se forman los buenos ríos
We wrap up Ida y Vuelta month with one more guajiras. Check it out then watch Concha Jareño dance.
In the previous interview with Mercedes Ruíz we heard about her favorite dancers of today and about how she interprets the cante. In today's interview Mercedes answers more of your questions, shares her thoughts for students of all levels, lets us in on her idea of long term plans and even shares with us what she dreams about.
The estribillo to Agua Fresca by Luis de Córdoba. Lamiae sang it last Tuesday...
Si quieres agua fresca, Niña
ven a mi pozo, Niña, ven a mi pozo…
Reminded of this clip last week, I have been watching it over and over. It never goes bad.... Click here to see it.
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La gitana del siglo
se emborracha de los aromas
de los caramelitos del niño.
"Déjame saber tu letra favorita, Tell me your favorite letra," I begged Ricardo. He gave me this one, from Ten Cuidao, a bulerías by Mayte Martín. Perhaps next week I'll post the first letra.
Anyway, here you'll see a video of Mayte Martín performing the whole thing live, and below that you'll find Ricardo's favorite part.
For quite some time I have been thinking, "I should share letras on the blog." Because I like them. Because they're always running through my head. Because they speak to me. So, here’s number one,
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