Flamenco

Flamenco is a true form of artistic folklore art, southern art, mainly derived from gypsies in Andalusia. It comes in three forms: El Cante, Song, Elbeil, Dance and Guitarra, Guitar Playing. It is rooted in Arabs, Spanish Jews and Christians in society. Flamenco essence is usually a song accompanied by improvisational dance with guitar. Complex rhythm patterns and complicated footwork are different from other European dance forms. The word "flamego" is questioned why the Adalician music format is expressed by the words "Flemish" or "Flamingo".

As you read about Fado, you can remember about flamenco (flamenco song), one of the important aspects of flamenco, the other two are guitar and dance. The art of playing flamenco songs and flamenco songs has changed over time and has been handed down to various places and other cultures, but it did not lose its meaning in the Spanish gypsy culture. Cante Flamenco is used to evoke singing emotions (usually pain and pain) and attract spectators to the show. The majority of Canter Flamengo's theme is lost love, sorrow, religion, or love to the country. The power and meaning of Cante Flamenco is that you can feel what the cantaor said when you heard it without knowing the word.

During the celebrations held in Gitano (Rome), Spain during the 20th century, flamenco was regarded as the most "real" form of flamenco and danced informally. Gitano Flamenco has few artistic skills, but music and steps are basically the same. These arms are greatly different from classical flamenco and do not extend but bend around the head and body. It is usually a bent elbow. "Flamenco puro" is thought to be the closest form to the performance of the gitano effect in flamenco. In this style, dance is always solo and improvisation, not elaborate. Pureist who frown on castanet (Although many can be seen in the photograph of the flamenco dancer in the early 20th century)