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RE: Pitingo
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Ricardo
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Joined: Dec. 14 2004
From: Washington DC
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RE: Pitingo (in reply to Ron.M)
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For jason, it was Passion Grace and Fire at a guitar summer camp our teacher brought in for us to hear. Sean is a tame purist. And it is good to have some purists around to keep a perspective. In someways it amuses me too because there is a little purist inside of all of us, it is just a matter of degrees. I think Sean would have more fun at old school foro, but it's all good. Sean's comments, at this point, are expected on certain issue. I laugh out loud before I even read what he writes because I already KNOW what he will say! Imagine if we had Agujeta posting here from time to time, especially since Chocolate and Paquera have died already: quote:
Will you leave a legacy behind you? Will anything of the old school remain? "Chocolate knows how to sing and I know how to sing. But there's nobody left anymore but Chocolate and me... and Francisca (La Paquera)" Nothing's going to be left; nobody can do that. What they're doing is a bad copy of flamenco. Any girl comes out screaming like a dog. Pure flamenco doesn't exist; what's out there now is trash. What El Güito danced was no good and the boy behind him was worse. And another guy might come out singing Camarón's cantes and that Camarón is a dog singing: bow, wow. That's not flamenco. And you can't talk about those things. Know what I mean or not? That's it. Chocolate, what the Terremoto kid does... although he won't get anywhere either, because it turns out he didn't sing as a boy and flamenco can't be learned; you have to be born with it. I have eight or nine brothers and sisters who sing; one has made a record in vain. And what he's done is a copy of me, and that's worth nothin'. You have to be born a cantaor. Then the son is studying the father's record, and since he has the same voice, he's singing and he's feeding on it. (interviewer)Those things are better left unsaid. What are you gonna say it for, if I'm telling you. What is it that you wanted to know? Chocolate knows how to sing and I know how to sing. But there's nobody left anymore but Chocolate and me... and Francisca (La Paquera).
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