Familia Montoya y ninos gitanos Bulerias y rumba une vidéo Musique

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  • Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 34

  • @rosaibanez9197
    @rosaibanez9197 Год назад +4

    Gracias x regalarnos este arte gitanillo,que en Bs As muy poco se ofrece,y con tu presentación se hace aún más magistral,mis respetos a vos y a tu hermano x regalarnos tanto arte español OLLLEEE!!

  • @gabrielfontan7132
    @gabrielfontan7132 2 месяца назад +1

    Pedazo de artista. Dios te bendiga!!!

  • @mikelcristobal4892
    @mikelcristobal4892 6 лет назад +2

    OLEEEEEEEE QUE ARTE Y QUE GRACIA TIENEN TOS. GRANDEEEEEES BENDECIDOS POR DIOS. VIVA LOS GITANITOS BUENOS Y DE HONOR.🌼🌻🌸🌸🌸🌻🌹🌼🌹🌹🌷🌷🌷🌷🌼🌹🌷🌷🌷🌷

  • @silvanagomez4757
    @silvanagomez4757 5 лет назад +4

    Extraordinario! A la negra se la ve embarazada en la filmación.

  • @josefamaestroc.5071
    @josefamaestroc.5071 6 лет назад +1

    Ole ya"". Que arte y duquende que tienen estos niños. Y Antonia y su hija Lole, magnificas.

  • @davidjimenezangulo2642
    @davidjimenezangulo2642 12 лет назад +2

    que me gusta ver un niño cantar flamenco, me rompe el corazon , preciossoooo muy bonito.

  • @joseluisrodrigueztorres5387
    @joseluisrodrigueztorres5387 7 лет назад +6

    El niño un mostro tocando la guitarra

  • @punarvasudosha
    @punarvasudosha 12 лет назад +3

    Hi Marco, Thanks for taking the time to watch the videos and Im glad that you enjoyed them. Many of the dance and musical forms have evolved due to other indluences over such a long period of time. Check out La Familia Montoya Boda en la playa there is a violinist in this video.Take care and enjoy.

  • @MarcosRuizLosonczy
    @MarcosRuizLosonczy 12 лет назад +2

    nice video... beautiful dances and i'm sure there are influence of that in flamenco dance (thanks to gipsies who arrived in andalusia), but flamenco music (and dance too) has a lot of different ritmical, harmonical and cultural influences: arab harmonies, iberic folklore music and dance (thats the origins) and more recent influence bring back after 19th century when flamenco is born) like south american colors (in guajiras and tangos is obvious)... all the influences which go through Andalusia

  • @elisaarana817
    @elisaarana817 10 лет назад +1

    olee ......remedios amaya se sale...
    .wuena ..wuena.

  • @FranciscoFernandezsalguero
    @FranciscoFernandezsalguero Месяц назад

    Gitanoandaluces eee👍

  • @miguelinagarces1106
    @miguelinagarces1106 10 лет назад +3

    El bobote me gusta mucho y me sygue gustando muy buena persona!!

  • @pillaDesto
    @pillaDesto 4 года назад +2

    !!!!!! ooooooooo tesoro

  • @MarcosRuizLosonczy
    @MarcosRuizLosonczy 12 лет назад +3

    Indo Iranian? this is in Andalucia, flamenco just exist in south of Spain... I never see flamenco in Iran or India... when Gypsies were in Persia and India, flamenco did'nt exist.

  • @640509040147LAMiA
    @640509040147LAMiA 9 лет назад +1

    vaaaamo el niiiñooo!

  • @luis12x8
    @luis12x8 12 лет назад +1

    oleeeeeeeeeeeeee lo niño q arte no lo sigiente me parto 7 camisa segiaaaaaaaa

  • @MarcosRuizLosonczy
    @MarcosRuizLosonczy 12 лет назад +1

    flamenco is borned and developped in andalusia, and what let happen that miracle (for me)? all the different influences: Andalusia is a very mixed and culturally rich place like flamenco music... thats my thoughts

  • @punarvasudosha
    @punarvasudosha 12 лет назад +2

    Hi Marco, watch "FLAMENCO DANCE AND INDIAN DANCE- INDIA TO SPAIN" on youtube. Kathak is one of the many styles of Indian dance which may have given birth to flamenco. Karthak was a sacred dance with detailed hand gestures called( Mudras) which told the story visually. " KATHAK DANCE by URMILA SHARMA" is an excellent video and the music is awesome. Pay close attention to the hand movement. After youve watched them please feel free to get back to me with your thoughts.

  • @punarvasudosha
    @punarvasudosha 12 лет назад +2

    Thanks for reading my comment. You misunderstood what was said. It said," In the 1950's many NON sinti?roma used flamenco as a front for prostitution. NON (NOT) sinti or roma. It was not saying that sinti/roma were using flamenco as a front. Keep in mind prostitution,drunkardness,stealing and murder appear in every culture. None are excluded.

  • @aureruizgonzalez2791
    @aureruizgonzalez2791 8 лет назад +1

    gracias por este documento. Quien es la joven nuevo canta y baila?

  • @phoebelafibi
    @phoebelafibi 8 лет назад +1

    remedios!

  • @akinosmanoglu8968
    @akinosmanoglu8968 8 лет назад +1

    👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

  • @punarvasudosha
    @punarvasudosha 12 лет назад +1

    "Flamenco dance and Indian dance- India to Spain" its an awesome youtube video showing the True Roots of Flamence. Also watch Kathak solo by seema Mehth and Kathak dance by Urmilia Sharma.

  • @punarvasudosha
    @punarvasudosha 12 лет назад

    Im not lost MarcoRuizLosonczy Im just too far ahead.

  • @MarcosRuizLosonczy
    @MarcosRuizLosonczy 12 лет назад +2

    if you dont like and undersand flamenco , dont watch flamenco videos and dont try to show that you know something about this. you're lost

  • @eltelefonoitech9321
    @eltelefonoitech9321 5 лет назад +2

    Olé los gitanos con arte a borbotones remedios lla apuntaba alto olé la madre que te parió

  • @punarvasudosha
    @punarvasudosha 12 лет назад +1

    Defender80s is right.Andalucia may have been a Sinti/Roma stronghold just as Cordova and Granada were Jewish strongholds while the Moors(Muslim) controlled the whole of Spain.These three group represent what Is "Spanish Culture" The Old traditional sacred dance forms brought from India has been reduced to unitelligable poorly transmitted gestures which we now call Flamenco. By the 1950s many of the NON SINTI?ROMA exploited Flamenco as a front to ply their trade (prostitution).

  • @Defender80s
    @Defender80s 14 лет назад

    Indo-Iranian Music by the Roma

  • @punarvasudosha
    @punarvasudosha 12 лет назад +1

    Re: 1950 exploitation of flamenco/prostitution see author Richard Wrights book "Pagan Spain". Mr Wright scribes a first hand account of his experiences in Spain.