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RE: Traditional flamenco is dead
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Haithamflamenco
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Joined: Mar. 6 2007
From: Bahrain
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RE: Traditional flamenco is dead (in reply to chester)
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its so basic, the government of Spain should do something, flamenco is their ambassador around the world, make it popular, educate other people around the world, let them know about flamenco schools and courses, guitar playing schools, singing and dancing schools, language, as well as guitar making courses, its a benefit for Spain, they can make a hell of money, tourism, selling guitars, flamenco schools, Spanish language courses,
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