Welcome to one of the most active flamenco sites on the Internet. Guests can read most posts but if you want to participate click here to register.
This site is dedicated to the memory of Paco de Lucía, Ron Mitchell, Guy Williams, Linda Elvira, Philip John Lee, Craig Eros, Ben Woods, David Serva and Tom Blackshear who went ahead of us.
We receive 12,200 visitors a month from 200 countries and 1.7 million page impressions a year. To advertise on this site please contact us.
Hi :-) very nice to see the foro alive and kicking
I got a litlle promotion to make
Val ( your sister maybe ? and anyone else from Australia that wants to come down for it (Adelaide) is welcome ofcourse, the show is pretty big, 2 singers, 3 guitarists, 9 of the top dancers from 2 different Dance companies, 1 cajon, 1 drums and precussion.. i am bringing artists I like in from different cities to be in it..and at the end of it all gonna have an all night after party flamenco fiesta at some club in Rundle street and any flamenco is invited to that too, Larone tells me he might be coming down and hes gonna impraignate all the ladys of Adelaide .
Started selling tickets online at Myspace yesterday and its very nice to see people are buying allready Una Noche De Flamenco
And I am pretty content cause i am in better then ever shape for it as i have been able to quit my job and practice 12 hours a day again like i once upon a time use to.
Poster
Venue
this beats working the glass factory for the guitar money last show i am doing with a borowed guitar
Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px
RE: Florian's Una Noche De Flamenco ... (in reply to Ailsa)
Ailsa :-)!!
thank you so much for still writting to me every now and then i appreciated that very much, i read youre last one.
That sounds exciting !! you are going to have lots of fun ! i am proud of you for forcing yourself to do things you are scared of.
Arash !!
Thank you bro, i missed you too acctualy..i have been looking through every now and then but its very eazy to get sidetracked and just spend all day writting here or beeing silly or arguing lol all things i love but i cant afford to not grab this oportunity with both hands and practice as much as i can for it..
Posts: 4529
Joined: Aug. 9 2006
From: Iran (living in Germany)
RE: Florian's Una Noche De Flamenco ... (in reply to Florian)
Yeah i know....in March i was moving to a new flat and had no internet for 2-3 weeks and the abstinence symptoms already began...my hands began to shake, etc.
btw....Flo...dont forget....dont play over the soundhole during the show.....move to the bridge (just kidding)
RE: Florian's Una Noche De Flamenco ... (in reply to gerundino63)
gerundino63 :-)
yeah mate we do go back a long long time, nice to see you again buddy,
quote:
You Deserve it!
thank you man thats very nice of you, i wish i felled like that.. but to be honest i dont care if i deserve it or not anymore, i could wait a lifetime waiting to feel like i deserve it and even then i probably wouldnt never feel like i do, now i am just gonna take what i can get ..
all of it beats working in a factory without even owning a guitar to play and having to beg your mates to borrow one of theirs every time theres a gig .
and always got to think of a new different way of bringing it up when asking ..its very tiering
Doitsujin
quote:
Did you make the poster? You should fire your designer.
you got a problem with my poster ?? I kick your ass boy !! jk
the poster is perfect in real life but once i converted it and made it smaller for internet loses alot of pixels, colours look uneven and unclear.. the writting looks uneven etc..
but its A2 and dosent look like this on a wall, everything looks just fine..
RE: Florian's Una Noche De Flamenco ... (in reply to Florian)
Great news Florian! I'm really happy for you man. I'm glad you've been able to quit that job. I like the Italian gig...I hope it works out. I think putting a company together gives you a better chance of booking foreign gigs, festivals etc.
RE: Florian's Una Noche De Flamenco ... (in reply to Ron.M)
quote:
Great news Florian! I'm really happy for you man. I'm glad you've been able to quit that job. I like the Italian gig...I hope it works out. I think putting a company together gives you a better chance of booking foreign gigs, festivals etc.
Remember to "Espeek laik thees" though!
thanks mate
Ofcourse, i wouldnt go to any concert with just guitar for 2 hours id go mad..except Paco, Vicente or friends etc.. but even then i would be hoping for cante or dance or something to brake it up.
I am not really a guitar fan, i am a flamenco fan, if my fingers broke tomarow and couldnt play anymore id be just as happy and have just as much fun doing palmas (well sorda ) or jaleos in shows.
I enjoy doing palmas for other people as much as i enjoy playing as long as i still get to be around it.
I acctualy have an accent anyway place a 'H" in the midlle and a "s" at the end and voila spanish as can be
RE: Florian's Una Noche De Flamenco ... (in reply to Pgh_flamenco)
it pi*ses me off that you knew but didnt make a post about it...it was clear to me i had to come and do it myself ..but i hate that cause i dont get to act surrprised humble and modest about it all
but il save that act for someone else ..thats why i dont like hanging out with people who know me anymore
in all fairness i did tell everyone in pm and told em to not tell anyone
where did you all go ? I am not yet done talking about myself ...
Posts: 495
Joined: Nov. 27 2005
From: North Carolina, USA
RE: Florian's Una Noche De Flamenco ... (in reply to Anders Eliasson)
Pretty funny, I just asked him about this. You should pick it up Flo. I'm sure you won't make any mistakes while playing but if you did, you could say it is because you were not used to your new guitar yet.
RE: Florian's Una Noche De Flamenco ... (in reply to Florian)
looks great man. you're doing well, i hear you're playing with my friend Miguel soon. have fun with him i've been playing with him for 2 years. I hope it all goes well for you.
RE: Florian's Una Noche De Flamenco ... (in reply to Florian)
Hey Flo Many congratulations. I wondered what had happened to you...and its great to hear you are working hard. Its a brave move to leave the day job and turn professional....but dont forget us. I miss your input! Can't make this particular gig but if you come over to Europe, you know we will all turn up. Suerte Marcos