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Morante

 

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BarkellWH

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RE: La Niña de los Peines (in reply to Morante

If I had only three cantaores to listen to, they would be La Nina de los Peines, Chocolate, and Fosforito.

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Richard Jernigan

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RE: La Niña de los Peines (in reply to Morante

The boxed set put out by the Conjunto de Andalucia, which sits on my shelves, is titled "La Voz de Estaño Fundido."

I don't think I could ever pare the list of essential cantaores down to three, but Pastora would definitely be on any list I would make, along with her brother Tomas Pavon.

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Morante

 

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RE: La Niña de los Peines (in reply to Richard Jernigan

We have good cantaores still: but who can sing como Tomás y Pastora? And who knows el cante enough to know?
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Ricardo

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RE: La Niña de los Peines (in reply to Morante

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ORIGINAL: Morante

We have good cantaores still: but who can sing como Tomás y Pastora? And who knows el cante enough to know?

Luckily we have recordings and many classics on youtube in order to develop tastes. Afición will probably last in some form, even if the singers can’t do it. In the far future will exist some small groups that try to recreate those classics.

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