Flamenco has moved beyond the old stereotypes of tapas restaurants and kitschy souvenirs. Today, Miguel Marin, founder of The New York Flamenco Festival, explains how younger artists -- like Diana Navarro, Rocio Molina, Eva Yerbabuena and Son de la Frontera -- are shaking up the sound and the face of Spain's traditional music. And Diana Navarro performs live.
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Howdy John?
This canary can sing too:
http://www.estrellamorente.es/
Cheers.
Hamid.
www.videopix.co.uk
http://videopix.zenfolio.com
Is there maybe any way we can get back the stereotypes and kitsch? Traditional flamenco is what made the genre world-famous, not pseudo-pop-Spanish-rock-world music, in itself a stereotype.
Estela Zatania
www.deflamenco.com/indexi.jsp
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