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Besides, artists such as Duquende, Jorge Pardo, Diego Amador, Antonio Serrano, Guadiana, Eva Durán, Diego del Morao, Tony Maya, María Carmona, Jesús Méndez, David Lagos, María la Coneja, David Moreira, Concha Jareño, Miguel Soto Londro, Manuel Reyes, Pedro Obregón, Antonio Ramos Maca, Roberto Lorente, Mayte Maya, Antón Suárez, Blanca López, Antonio Maya El Salvaje and Carmina Cortés have collaborated with the Brazilian artist in this album. The album features nine tracks, including bulerías de Jerez, tangos extremeños, cantiñas, soleás, fandangos naturales and much more.

#LA QUINTAESENCIA CADIZ FULL#

Theaters get full whenever baile is featured! » (Flavio Rodrigues) This is mainly because of baile, like it also happens in Spain. I’ve tried to from this concept», expressed the artist to Palop Flamenco in. A selection of essential palos, branches of what we understand as flamenco. I wanted to express what I understand to be flamenco’s essential particle, with essential and very representative styles : tarantas, tonás, fandangos, cantiñas, soleás, cañas, seguiriyas, etc. That’s why I wanted to give this title to my album. «In alchemy, quintaescencia (“quintessence”) is the most essential particle, the maximum expression of something. María Isabel Rodríguez Palop, a journalist from Extremadura who has been writing reviews and doing interviews for over a decade in her region, and interviewed by our colleague Quico Pérez-Ventana for Expoflamenco on occasion of the release of her book Flamenco para Dummies - edited by Grupo Planeta -, reveals for us in this Brazilian talent who is releasing his second studio album, Quintaesencia. He has performed with great flamenco stars such as Miguel Poveda, Pepe Habichuela, Antonio Canales and Farruco, and with other legends such as Paco de Lucía, Mark Knopfler, Deep Purple and Eric Clapton.

Quiet times and not enough action, Norah, Carnaval.Can you imagine listening to a soleá on a beach near São Paulo, Brazil? It’s hard to image, but perhaps you’ve crossed paths with someone like Flavio Rodrigues (born in São Paulo, Brazil, in 1979), who has showcased his talent in more than forty different countries in all five continents.

Women’s Day, Pancake day restored, bad news from.

Spring is here again, help for Japan, rest in peac.The clocks go forward, RIP Liz Taylor, my film and.I was going to go back to the UK tomorrow but cancelled my flight. After a few hours of worry Shino assured us that she was fine and this is what she wrote: “Thank you so much for the messages, I’m fine but I’m really scared and devastated about the explosion of the nuclear power plant. On a personal level our thoughts were with Shino, Olivia’s Japanese friend from her Erasmus year in Falmouth and whom I met when we went to visit Oli. I read today in an article in El País that Japan may well even come out of this tragedy stronger than before, just the same as it did after the previous worst earthquake there in the 30’s and after the Hiroshima atom bomb attack at the end of the Second World War. All the world’s eyes are on the Nippon nation right now. The death toll is unknown but probably over 10.000 and of course many people are missing or feared dead. Worst of all are the threats of explosions of some of their nuclear power stations. Despite Japan being the 3rd biggest economy in the world and the best country for an earthquake to happen (because they are so prepared) it has caused devastation and havoc. The magnitude of the quake was 8.9, probably the highest to ever hit Japan which lies in the most seismic part of the world. On Friday morning, the world woke up to the news of a terrible earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Japan.

La quintaesencia cadiz