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lsnyman

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Jewish Medley - Flamenco style 
I thought I would share this fun medley with you all. Although not Puro Flamenco I love the composition. This is my teacher playing a concert in the caverns. It in centered around "Hava Nagila" with a Malaguena touch.
For the Purists I also post one of him playing a Sabicas Farruca solo. Pardon for the bad camera work.
Enjoy






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Ramon Amira

 

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RE: Jewish Medley - Flamenco style (in reply to lsnyman) 
Mixing "Hava Nagila" with Malaguenas is not kosher.

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lsnyman

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RE: Jewish Medley - Flamenco style (in reply to lsnyman) 
Yep, the Farruca is for you.
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Adam

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RE: Jewish Medley - Flamenco style (in reply to Ramon Amira) 
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Mixing "Hava Nagila" with Malaguenas is not kosher.


Oh go eat a bacon cheeseburger.
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