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Francisco Asenjo Barbieri (Madrid, 1823-1894), composer considered father of the Zarzuela and precursor of the musical language authentically Spanish. He played instruments as clarinet and piano. Choir conductor and orchestra, founder of different musical and cultural associations, among them the musical Spain, the Concerts Society and the Book lovers Society, publisher, critic, researcher,...
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Two artistic nicknames, distinguished between a diminutive, that dazzle the Spanish dance world during the first part of the 20. Century. One of the nicknames, La Argentinita, belongs to a passionate and scandalous woman, with a lively fame. The other surname, La Argentina, is less known today, but belongs to the most acute Spanish dancer of her time. The most modern and sophisticated dancer....
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'PlazaAbierta' is an annual Guide of Flamenco, the only complete one, with all the information of flamenco and its international surroundings, for a professional use overall. Its characteristics give it an important commercial interest, because each firm or artist that desires to organize whatever event, can find the resources and the contacts that is searching for: human, technical and of...
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Written by José María Expósito. Paperback in Spanish, 14,5 by 21.5 cm; 147 pages long that will be like a guide through all the styles in Flamenco, a study and in depth analysis from the musical beat and rhythm angles and a brief resume of the author’s own experiences with the world of Flamenco and its characters.
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Written by Andrés Rodríguez Sánchez132 pages. it is the story of a man who was born singing. he knew how to invoke the goblin, he was the first one to love flamenco and his early death united gipsys and non-gispys.Paperback 17x24 cm
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Written by Angel Alvarez Caballero. Hardback in Spanish, 17.5 by 25 cm; 410 pages with many photos and prints, a very thorough pass all round history of flamenco from its origins, the very old style, the singing cafes, Granada and the zambras, the theatre cycle.
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Written by Pepa Guerra. Paperback in Spanish, 16.5 by 24 cm; 229 page long, from town to town, a complete guide to costume, dance and songs with sheet music included, from all Andalucia.
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Written by Francisco Hidalgo Gomez. A 227-page biography of Carmen Amaya.
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Hard cover. More than 150 black and white photographs of the best flamenco artistIn this book, Paco Sánchez displays the portraits of the most famous artists in contemporary flamenco. This collection is made up by 100 photographs of artists who have had their picture taken before or after their performances. The sets for the pictures have been their dressing rooms, waiting rooms or corridors. As...
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