Jadeando a compas with Tino van der Sman

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edguerin

Posts: 1589
Joined: Dec. 24 2007
From: Siegburg, Alemania

Jadeando a compas with Tino van der Sman

I spent a week in Sevilla in mid-September with a group of (mostly German) aficionados and their partners. One couple had a seventeen year old spitz that suffered from the heat and wasn't very good "on foot" (i.e. "on paw"

), so it was in a buggy.

When we visited the show at the Casa de la memoria they allowed the dog in.
Part way through the fantastic show, Tino van der Sman's solo: dramatic intro, dramatic pause, "ah huh a huh a huh" from the back rows in perfect compas ...
Tino stops playing, "ay un perro por aquí?".
For one moment it looked like he might loose his cool, but then he continued playing with an audible "a huh a huh a huh"-panting in the background

Next day we visited a venue on the other side of town, and were greeted with "ah, that's the dog in the buggy..."

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Alemania

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rogeliocan

Posts: 811
Joined: Nov. 23 2009
From: Canada

RE: Jadeando a compas with Tino van ... (in reply to edguerin)

I've been looking for a singer to learn accompaniment. You have just opened a door to a whole new set of opportunities I had not thought of before!
Does he sing por bulerias?

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 11 2013 20:56:20