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It is copyright 2021, and only just uploaded? I wonder if it had been screened or released years ago? The footage for example of Jesus is very old, he did not perform much like this after his heart surgery in 2015. So this seems many years in the making. Odd that the producers did not credit the people they interviewed like normal documentaries. Maybe because I am from USA scene and that is the focus of this documentary (not including the spanish visitors, but obviously they were interviewed in the states), but there were several cringe moments for me. But thanks for bringing it to our attention anyway, I didn't know about it and just worked with Pedro a few months ago.
At 35:10 what is post PdL? This guy sounds like he is flamenco.
That is Pedro Cortes jr. He is saying things changed after Paco de Lucía changed the song forms and established new norms. He feels many people start playing flamenco in the modern style and are disconnected from the tradition. The dividing line would be the 1980s era flamenco.
He feels many people start playing flamenco in the modern style and are disconnected from the tradition.
Yes. That's what I got when I first heard it. I don't like the way he uses Paco's name to describe what's traditional and not traditional. It sounds almost like he's blaming Paco for it. The fact that the doc is called Flamenco - Passion in danger makes it even worse.