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El Camino

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I cant stop watching this

Just brilliant .

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bursche

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

I met the singer in Granada, Rafael, from Sevilla if I remember correctly. A really nice person who taught me a little bit about accompaniment.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 19 2011 21:52:41

HolyEvil

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

hey mate.. thanks for posting this.. i love jams like these...
has a really 'i'm having heaps of fun' vibe rather than a staged performance..

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 19 2011 22:38:28

rogeliocan

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

Yeah that is great. Makes you want to be there doesn't it... ah man...

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 19 2011 22:52:58

rombsix

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

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Just brilliant .

He messes up at 1:53 - 1:54... tries to land a Dm instead of E7. Right? The guitarist has a cool groove going on, but he has some lapses here and there. Some maxilla he has though! It looks like a V instead of a U!

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 19 2011 23:01:09

Yojimbo

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

Nice....I liked that too.

The guitarist looks like he was having lots of fun - he had a huge grin the entire time.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 20 2011 3:19:59

NormanKliman

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to rombsix)

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He messes up at 1:53 - 1:54... tries to land a Dm instead of E7. Right?

That cante, the bulería corta, can go either way. Waiting just a fraction of a second before committing to the E7 is usually the best way, especially if you know that the singer does it both ways.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 20 2011 9:12:08

rombsix

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to NormanKliman)

Thanks for the tip, Norman.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 20 2011 10:03:06

Adam

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

Ole! Now that's how it's supposed to be done :) You get a real sense (as Ramzi and Norman have been pointing out) of just how hard accompaniment is, too!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 20 2011 12:35:00

Florian

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

that does look fun

thanks for posting

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 20 2011 13:30:27

Pimientito

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to bursche)

Hey Max...You are right, that was the guy we were jamming with in "la Buleria" with Juan Habichuela last summer . I found this photo of us in one of the Zambras.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 20 2011 16:03:05

bursche

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to Pimientito)

The photo taken by your SPIEGEL journalist, right?

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 20 2011 16:05:57

El Camino

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

I am glad you all liked it , they are having so much fun making it swing .

The guitarist is a monster , i believe he is the son of Manolo brenes another incredible guitarist and the singer is his uncle camarom .

They are part of the diego del Gastor family .

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 20 2011 17:07:36

El Camino

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

More fun from the same night it looks like .

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 20 2011 17:25:22

Pimientito

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

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They are part of the diego del Gastor family

That makes sense. Those buleria falsetas are all from Morón de la frontera.

Max - yes

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 21 2011 8:20:25

Stu

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

ahahaha
these vids are great.

the guitarists smile is really infectious I love the way he kisses everyone and then the camera, like the viewer was sat there with them all along doing palmas

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 21 2011 9:18:24

JieXian

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

Thanks for the nice video.

I have a question. I really don't know much about bulerias and flamenco and this chord change confused me.

Why did he go to E7 and A major at 2:30? And at 4:08 it sounds like alegrias chords too.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 29 2011 3:29:05

NormanKliman

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to JieXian)

Hi JieXian,

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Why did he go to E7 and A major at 2:30? And at 4:08 it sounds like alegrias chords too.

Generally, the melodies of the cantes don't have to stay in the same mode. For example, there are major-sounding fandangos de Huelva ("Calaña ya no es Calaña"), there are minor-key alegrías and tangos, there are major-key soleás, and you probably already know about major-key siguiriyas (cabales).

Specifically, many bulerías are the result of nearly doubling the tempo of other cantes like soleás and cantiñas (alegrías). Historically, many singers have arranged different cantes for bulerías: not just fandangos and tangos, but also tarantas, malagueñas and even siguiriyas. It's a challenge and source of pride for singers to be able to do this. It's also very common to sing cuplés por bulería. If you listen to La Macanita, Luis Zambo or José Mercé (all from the Santigao neighborhood of Jerez de La Frontera), you'll hear Phrygian-based bulerías, major-key bulerías ("Mi amante es pajarera, me trajo un loro") and minor-key bulerías ("Era de Sevilla y se llamaba Carmen").

Compared to other cantes, there are fewer rules for bulerías. It's sort of like they invented the rhythm first and had to look for the cantes afterward.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 29 2011 6:50:57

sean65

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

Yes, it's a great video. It just goes to show, if it grooves and has a good vibe then you don't need all the technical prowess.

I love the way he finishes one falseta. At 3.52 he hits this nice tense chord and lets it hang in mid air before finishing with this humorous little triple pull off. Top shelf.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 29 2011 14:54:30

JieXian

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to NormanKliman)

Thank you very much for the explanation. Flamenco really is very complicated.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 5 2011 9:30:44

Adam

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to JieXian)

quote:

ORIGINAL: JieXian

Thank you very much for the explanation. Flamenco really is very complicated.

Understatement of the millenium?

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 5 2011 10:31:41

vuduchyld

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

Simply brilliant!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 5 2011 12:48:29

ralexander

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RE: I cant stop watching this (in reply to El Camino)

Every video in this series is brilliant, including the 10 part film Flamenco: A Personal Journey (all on youtube) - I feel blessed that Tao spent the time recording all these precious moments

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 8 2011 14:38:32