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Glope - "Gulp!"
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Ricardo
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Joined: Dec. 14 2004
From: Washington DC
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RE: Glope - "Gulp!" (in reply to henrym3483)
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Llamada is a "call" or signal that there is going to be a change. It is a rhythmic thing that the dancer or guitarist can do. It can be a call to change feels, or to signal a speed up, or the end of a section, falseta, or letra. It may or may not contain a "remate" which is as you say, the rhythmic ending to a phrase. In 12 beat forms it is when you stop or cut on 10, more so the stuff that leads to that stop. (usually beats 7-10 or so). Corte is a literal cut or stopping point of the rhythm, can be any where in the compas (the compas may or may not continue in silence). Llamadas typically start on 12-1 counts, depends. Desplante is a specific type of llamada, though I don't really use these terms much with dancers or singers. As long as you can recognize the rhythmic cues, you don't need the terms to accomp. well. Ricardo
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