buleria after soles por buleria

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sofia

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Joined: Oct. 10 2014

buleria after soles por buleria

Hello, i would like to ask what kind of buleria(jerez,lebrija e.tc.) is usually played after a solea por buleria ?Thanks in advance

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Leñador

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Joined: Jun. 8 2012
From: Los Angeles

RE: buleria after soles por buleria (in reply to sofia)

Good question! I can't really answer that but I can help bring attention to the question with my wild speculation.

You'd really only see this situation in a baile scenario and last time I played it with some dancers the singer sang some letra that started with "Primavera la montana.." and then a coletilla, I think he just pulled it from the Jose Galvan CD the dancers were learning from....

Anyways, I feel like usually you'd hear something popular from Jerez and maybe Lebrija but could be anything....I tend to hear a lot of the same letras pop up in baile situations.......I think nearly every solea por buleria baile video on youtube ends with a bulerias so that'd be a good place to start some research...

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