Takinga Look at Flamenco Dancing

Why is flamenco dance different from other dances? Flamengo has existed for many years and spread all over the world. Over time it became very popular and the age that it experienced helped it develop into today's beauty. Every age is important, each has an important event that promotes dance and improves it. There are various kinds of flamenco dance and scenes, each with its own unique presence. Due to its unique nature, flamenco dance is different from other dances.

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.

Flamenco is a lifestyle that influences not only the style of music, songs and dances of Spain, but also the daily activities of many people. Flamenco art is aimed to express personal deepest emotions and flamenco lifestyle. I never meant technical art, it is not obvious (passion / feel to flamenco). I will briefly explain the main components and styles of flamenco with a detailed introduction about flamenco features and their evolution.

The history of flamenco dancing was recorded until 1842 when the cafe started, but most of the flamenco dancers were gypsies with basic skills and sparse tracks at that time. Although men's footwork is relatively simple and primitive, women have few exceptions, but there are few footwork centered on arms, hands and upper body. In gypsies or original flamenco dancing, men and women do not use castanets, but rely on the movement of the upper body and their personality (Gracia) (Figure 7). This is a completely voluntary dance, you can see the intent of flamenco