Arte gitano

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Morante

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Joined: Nov. 21 2010

Arte gitano

I was invited to the First Communion celebration of the family of Juan Villar today, a great celebration. One of the nietos who is not yet 2 years old and is learning to walk, showed that, in spite of all, he can dance bulería if accompanied by the palmas of the family.

In this family, the children can sing and play palmas before they can speak

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 24 2014 20:53:09

Cloth Ears

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Joined: Apr. 26 2005

RE: Arte gitano (in reply to Morante)

Sounds like they have their priorities in order.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 24 2014 21:07:13

withinity

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Joined: Sep. 17 2013

RE: Arte gitano (in reply to Morante)

Its not really surprising. Children have a lesser degree of bias unlike an experienced Adult which makes them much more absorbent to the learning process. There is a reason people are always conditioning children even if the children are not their own.

'accompanied by the palmas of the family.'

That's conditioning of Flamenco right there, and I'm willing to bet its all backed up by tons of positive reinforcement , lots of smiles, laughs , voicing of encouragement, clapping and all the general support of a healthy family.

So from an early age associations are already being made between the positive reinforcement of family and culture which happens to = flamenco in this case.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 25 2014 2:26:42

edguerin

Posts: 1589
Joined: Dec. 24 2007
From: Siegburg, Alemania

RE: Arte gitano (in reply to Morante)

quote:

I'm willing to bet its all backed up by tons of positive reinforcement , lots of smiles, laughs , voicing of encouragement, clapping and all the general support of a healthy family.

Sounds envious (as far as being steeped in flamenco is concerned)

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 25 2014 16:06:26

ralexander

Posts: 797
Joined: Jun. 1 2010
From: Halifax, Nova Scotia

RE: Arte gitano (in reply to Morante)

That's amazing and so endearing. My family was always supportive of my music from an early age, maybe not so much when I was in my cranked-100w-wannabe-Hendrix phase

I got started pretty early but I've always wished I had been pushed to start even earlier. Those really early years seem to have been very formative for many musicians.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 29 2014 15:23:40