María José Pérez in the peña Duende

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NormanKliman

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María José Pérez in the peña Duende

The folks at the peña Duende of Madrid have uploaded another video of their next scheduled artist. Although it wasn't the best night for the guitarist Pepe Núñez and somebody's head blocks the view of his hands, you can hear some stimulating falsetas, accompanying chords and rasgueados for tientos and tangos. Here's the URL:

http://www.kanalduende.com/

You have to scroll down to the January (enero) performances, and you'll see a link to María José Pérez for January 18th.

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Matic

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RE: María José Pérez in the peña... (in reply to NormanKliman)

Ole ole!
What a great performance!
So refreshing voice and brilliant accompaniment.
Thank you!

Oh... i still can't understand those empty-headed mobile phoners...

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Ron.M

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RE: María José Pérez in the peña... (in reply to NormanKliman)

Thanks again Norman!
Great to see and hear some "low key" Flamenco in a cosy environment as a change to the concert stuff.

cheers,

Ron

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 16 2008 8:53:15