Carmen de la Jara Caracoles

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Morante

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Carmen de la Jara Caracoles

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Ricardo

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RE: Carmen de la Jara Caracoles (in reply to Morante)

Ole! She’s good! Love her CD.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Nov. 22 2020 16:08:29

mark indigo

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RE: Carmen de la Jara Caracoles (in reply to Ricardo)

terrific! thanks for posting that

quote:

Love her CD

which one? I only have a few tracks of her on a compilation.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Nov. 22 2020 19:46:01

Morante

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RE: Carmen de la Jara Caracoles (in reply to mark indigo)

This is a recent live recording which she made in collaboration with Guillermo Boto to illustrate his study "Toreros gaditanos en la génesis del Flamenco". It comes with a booklet summarising the study and uses the oldest versions of the letras they could find for 12 different cantes.

Morante

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mark indigo

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RE: Carmen de la Jara Caracoles (in reply to Morante)

quote:

This is a recent live recording which she made in collaboration with Guillermo Boto to illustrate his study "Toreros gaditanos en la génesis del Flamenco". It comes with a booklet summarising the study and uses the oldest versions of the letras they could find for 12 different cantes.

I can't imagine Ricardo owning or listening to that CD, it's got a p*t*n*r* on it!

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Nov. 23 2020 8:52:40

mark indigo

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RE: Carmen de la Jara Caracoles (in reply to Morante)

quote:

This is a recent live recording which she made in collaboration with Guillermo Boto to illustrate his study "Toreros gaditanos en la génesis del Flamenco". It comes with a booklet summarising the study and uses the oldest versions of the letras they could find for 12 different cantes.

After watching the Caracoles vid I watched 5 or 6 more of her on YouTube. I am looking at 3 albums:

The one you mention above;
Carmen de la Jara - Toreros gaditanos en la génesis del flamenco
01. Caracoles
02. Liviana, Serrana y Abandolao
03. Cuando yo me muera (Siguiriya)
04. Polo
05. Tientos - tangos
06. Siguiriyas del Planeta
07. Mirabras
08. Malagueña del Mellizo
09. Milonga
10. Siguiriya de Curro Dulce
11. Peteneras
12. Bulerías
Grabado en directo

This one, which is a double;
Carmen de la Jara - Tesoros del cante antiguo
01. Periconeando (Bulerías)
02. Alegrías de los creadores
03. Soleares de Paquirri y Aurelio
04. Fandangos de Maria la Sabina
05. Cantiñas de mi bahia
06. Giliana
07. Tanguillos de los anticuarios y Piñata gaditana
08. Malagueña de Fosforito el viejo y doble del Mellizo
09. Seguiriyas del viejo de la Isla, Nitri Y Curro Dulce
10. Tientos/Tangos gaditanos
11. Montañesa del Niño de la Isla
12. Recorrido petenero

01. Bulerias de Juana Cruz, Maria la Sabina, Rosa la Papera
02. Soleares de los Mellizos
03. Recorrido por Cantiñas, Mirabrás, Romeras y Torrijos
04. Guajira de la Niña de Chiclana
05. Romance de Bernardo Carpio
06. Fandangos de Grabiel Macande
07. Tangos de Cádiz y los Puertos
08. Caña de Curro Dulce
09. Granaína de Aurelio y Malagueña chica del Mellizo
10. Bulerías gitanas del Barrio de Santa Maria
11. Recuerdos indianos

and this one;
Carmen de la Jara - Puerto de Indias
01. Flor de canela (Vals Peruano por rumba)
02. Alegrías de las Américas
03. La Sandunga (Tangos)
04. El Manisero (Bulerías de Cádiz)
05. Yo no digo (Guajira)
06. Cueca de los Querubines (Bulerías)
07. María Chuchena (Tanguillos de Cádiz)
08. Vidalita
09. Soleá-Petenera
10. Popurri tropical (Rumba)
11. Desde la torre (Aires de Guajira)
12. Conversaciones gaditanas. El "age" de Cai.

In an ideal world I would buy them all, but it's not an ideal world, so I have to choose one. Or maybe two at a stretch! any advice/reviews/recommendations/suggestions?

btw they are here: https://www.elflamencovive.com/spanish/catalogsearch/result/?q=Carmen+de+la+Jara+&___from_store=english

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Nov. 23 2020 13:52:57

Ricardo

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From: Washington DC

RE: Carmen de la Jara Caracoles (in reply to mark indigo)

quote:

I can't imagine Ricardo owning or listening to that CD, it's got a

I skip that track just like the flamenco movie. My Rito DVD of fosforito by coincidence has a defect right at the right moment and jumps to home menu

The hardest one to skip for me is Maria Vargas and Paco de Lucia....

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Nov. 23 2020 13:54:00