fromano -> RE: New Member (Mar. 22 2021 3:22:29)
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Thanks ! I will read it in more detail when I have more time (It's a long thread). I'm no musicologist, just an Argentinian guy who likes Flamenco, but I found an interesting connection: For example when I listen to Sabicas "Punta y Tacon" to me is has a lot of old school Tango elements to it (or viceversa most likely). This song is a Farruca, so I started thinking maybe Argentinian Tango maybe evolved from Farrucas rather than Tangos. I mentioned this talking on a zoom chat to my Flamenco guitar teacher, a guy in Spain who grew up in Jerez de la Frontera, so very familiar with the palos having grown around it. He started playing different related songs and then he said the Farruca is related to a palo from Malaga called "Tango de Malaga". So that striked me, the Farruca in Malaga was also called "Tango". (Tango de Malaga = Malaga's Tango). So my latest throught is maybe Arg Tango evolved from the Farrucas from Malaga, that they also call Tango over there. Just saying, I'm not a PhD in music. Cheers Fabian
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