Understand the Baile Flamenco - Global Structure #1: The 4 Sections of a Traditional Baile 🥱🌬😈💥

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There is an overall structure for the so-called traditional flamenco bailes.
4 main sections:
1. The Introduction
2. The Body of the Cante
3. The Escobilla
4. The Final Section
It is also a framework from which dancers can develop, invent, experiment, create. From this starting point, like most advanced dancers, you can create your own bailes, your own choreographies.
Once you master the basic global structure you can completely modify it.
You can do everything upside down, you can skip parts, you can add parts, repeat them, make them last longer or shorter, cut them… Everything is possible, as long as you know what you are doing. All you need to know is that the more you move away from traditional structures, the more you will have to explain what you are doing to the singer, the guitarist, the musicians, and the more you’ll have to rehearse with them.
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1· Why?: 01:23
2· Darwinism: 02:35
3· Traditional Form: 03:32
4· Duration: 04:32
#1 Introduction: 05:18
#2 Body of the Cante: 06:24
#3 Escobilla: 07:38
#4 Final Section: 09:06
5· Specific Palos: 10:55
6· Usual Variations: 11:29
7· Enlightened Creativity: 12:33
8· Next Step: 14:16
Conclusion: 15:29
ámono: 16:36
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[@JasonJohnContos]

Brilliant

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[@audreycalvo8097]

Thank you, exactly the type of content I am interested in.

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I’m glad it helps. Let me know if you have any question!

[@tameraalvarez6438]

Thank you for this help. It was much needed!

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You're so welcome! Thanks for the comment! 🙃

[@starmelodyelizabethb7380]

I'm a newbie into dancing and practicing footwork. I appreciate this information.

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[@wetmath2512]

Maravilloso! As always, really incredibly helpful explanations, Guillermo!! For example, I never knew that the final could have a fractalized version of the whole baile! Gracias por compartir!!

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My pleasure! I’m glad it helped! Gracias por el comentario 🙏