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buleria

 

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Anyone see Pitingo in London? 

Did anyone go and see Pitingo in London on Saturday? I would be really interested to know how he went down as he was superb in Madrid a few weeks back. Karenanne
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RE: Anyone see Pitingo in London? (in reply to buleria

My friends saw him recently at a Peña outside of Granada and have been raving about him ever since.

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RE: Anyone see Pitingo in London? (in reply to buleria

I saw just three performances at the festival this year - Estrella Morente, Gerardo Nunez Quintet and Pitingo.
I liked Pitingo the best. Nunez was incredible, but he is always incredible. He is so consistently good he is almost boring.
I do not share Pitingo's enthusiasm for Soul, Funk, Gospel and all the rest of it, but I was quite fascinated to hear how he kept managing to throw it in. It was well polished, but in such a small venue it still felt spontaneous. I was sure I was watching a rising star - charismatic, great voice, good taste, rhythmically strong, and unlike Estrella Morente it seems that he can actually dance.

As for how he went down, pretty well I thought. The crowd were baying for a second encore, but didn't get one. There was a middle aged American lady and two daughters within earshot, looked like they'd won the tickets in a raffle. As the lights came up they all sat looking at each other, not wanting to speak first. Eventually Daughter No 1 said "Well I liked it." No 2 said "Oh my God, I loved it!" Mother said "Oh wow! I thought it would be just me."
The Spanish voices I heard on the way out - and there were many - were all saying good things too.
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buleria

 

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RE: Anyone see Pitingo in London? (in reply to buleria

Many Thanks for the response - I am really glad he went down so well. Sounds very similar to the Madrid show. (Although we did get a second encore) Was it Juan Carmona playing guitar for him? Glad you enjoyed it. Karenanne
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andante

 

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RE: Anyone see Pitingo in London? (in reply to buleria

Yes. Pitingo con Habichuela sin Habichuela pero con Juan Carmona.
Very nice playing, and there was also a young lady whose name I didn't catch providing the harmonies.
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