RIP La Negra

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RIP La Negra

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JohnWalshGuitar

Posts: 517
Joined: Aug. 10 2009

RIP La Negra

It seems every time I'm on here I'm like a death notice in a newspaper but I'm sorry to hear of the passing of La Negra today, one of my favourites.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 7 2018 22:17:12

El Burdo

Posts: 632
Joined: Sep. 8 2011

RE: RIP La Negra (in reply to JohnWalshGuitar)

Same for me; when I returned with passion a few years ago to flamenco I was deeply affected by her singing and personality, particularly in this video. Following those involved was also instructive. I also enjoyed observing the dynasty and the depth of their involvement in cante and baile. My two favourite videos are at a wedding on the beach and with Lole singing an arabic song. (Maybe it's Zambra?). I never read much about her here so wasn't sure how she was regarded by the foro. But nonetheless, RIP Antonia 'La Negra' Moreno and thank you.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 8 2018 8:18:19