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Jasmin
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Joined: Feb. 3 2006
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Hola! (new member)
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Hola! My name is Jasmin, and I live in Tokyo. My background includes baile and cello, but eight months ago, I decided to begin learning flamenco guitar, and I really lucked out!!! I found a great teacher who studies with Enrique Vargas in Madrid, and am finally making real progress in flamenco! Right now, me and my funky little Negrita ($99 second-hand Matao - anyone heard of this brand?!!!) are working on technique and compas for tangos, and all in all, it's a very intense and challenging and joyous process. The sheer thrill of hearing a jondo sound come out of her mouth is unbelievable and now I know why some bluesmen even sleep with their guitars! I think this is a really great forum, and I look forward to learning and sharing with all of you in the future! By the way, any other women out there? P.S. The recent guest post about Paseo (Flamenco) magazine came from me and was intended specifically for the guitarist from Fukuoka, who wanted some leads on local guitar teachers in Japan. Apparently some cyber-creep piggy-backed off my post in order to promote his own agenda. Now that I'm a bona fide member, I hope this won't happen again. At any rate, my invitation to visit Tokyo still stands and if anyone comes out this way, please contact me and I'll give you my phone number and a futon on the floor!
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Date Feb. 3 2006 14:53:22
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Jasmin
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RE: Hola! (new member) (in reply to Romanza)
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All right, girlfriend!!! Pleased to meet you!!! I'm curious, what first inspired you to get involved in flamenco guitar? I've heard some younger guys say, "Hey, it's a great way to meet those foxy babes!" Admit it guys! When you were 16, what was your REAL motivation for learning guitar?! (Just kidding!) But what about you, Ms. R.? By the way, I recently discovered a flamenco guitarist named Julia Banzi. She's from Portland, Oregon, studied with Paco and Manolo, et. al., and is now living and playing in Morocco in a group called Al-Andalus. Have you heard of her? So far, that it's it, unless you include Mayte Martin and Maria Aldebarran. And even though gender's not the most important thing, it's always nice to have a guitar goddess for extra inspiration! Anyway, I'm glad to meet a kindred spirit, along with all the great guys on this site! Jas
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Date Feb. 8 2006 8:24:33
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