Language, Food, Music and Dance: the best ways through which to learn about another culture. Thank you for sharing your travels! I have been a subscriber for several years. What I love most about your channel is how you genuinely respect other cultures. You may not like certain aspects, but you respect it as a whole. It shows in the content you bring to us. Traveling clearly brings you joy!
Beautiful Dancing and it seems like a good workout. Spanish culture overall is really interesting and dance is quite a big part of it. I think this is the one meant for tourists, cause wiki says: The flamenco most foreigners are familiar with is a style that was developed as a spectacle for tourists. To add variety, group dances are included and even solos are more likely to be choreographed. The frilly, voluminous spotted dresses are derived from a style of dress worn for the Sevillanas at the annual Feria in Seville. In traditional flamenco, young people are not considered to have the emotional maturity to adequately convey the duende (soul) of the genre. Therefore, unlike other dance forms, where dancers turn professional early to take advantage of youth and strength, many flamenco dancers do not hit their peak until their thirties and will continue to perform into their fifties and beyond. Just some insight.
I love to see this too. Countries in the raw. So many nations are losing their culture through westernization. Languages are dying as well. I’m American and I don’t want to see something in another country that I can find at home.
J'y etait c plus profond quand tu es sur place c'etait magnifique le mm groupe sauf ke c'est la petite amie du mec qui chanter ki chante non pas lui elle a une voie ooooh mon dieu 🤗🤗🤗
I just subscribed - your videos are wonderful! I am creating an oil painting partly based on images from your video of Flamenco dancers in Spain, with quite a few variations. I would like to have your permission to show and sell the painting. Friend me and I'll send you a photo of the painting when done.
i'm from the south of spain, a city near granada called seville and here almost everyone dances flamenco. When i'm dancing flamenco i get soo into the music, into feeling it and expresing the passion that no other expresion can be made. even more with this genre of flamenco, but when i'm dancing sevillanas (look them up, they're great) it feels more comfortable and its more enjoyable Hope this was helpful :)
LaCarusiella flamenco originated from people being locked up due to "vulgar pelvic moves" before that was ever seen. When the prisoners were locked up they still kept dancing their dances, even though they were angry. I used to dance flamenco on the US and they always instructed us not to smile. It's a very grounded type of dance.
Language, Food, Music and Dance: the best ways through which to learn about another culture. Thank you for sharing your travels! I have been a subscriber for several years. What I love most about your channel is how you genuinely respect other cultures. You may not like certain aspects, but you respect it as a whole. It shows in the content you bring to us. Traveling clearly brings you joy!
+Aisha Wallis Thank you so much for your kind comment! I really appreciate it and thanks for being a continued supporter of my channel :)
I know this vid was posted like..2 years ago. Hello! I like your videos and on planning to soon subscribe! Love your vids!
This takes me back to lovely Barcelona
OMG! Love this! It takes me back to my study abroad days in Salamanca.
Oh my gosh yes! It is such a beautiful and sensual dance. Love it!
Gorgeous!! You're making me miss Spain!! Thanks for posting this! I plan to show this to my students!
Beautiful Dancing and it seems like a good workout. Spanish culture overall is really interesting and dance is quite a big part of it. I think this is the one meant for tourists, cause wiki says: The flamenco most foreigners are familiar with is a style that was developed as a spectacle for tourists. To add variety, group dances are included and even solos are more likely to be choreographed. The frilly, voluminous spotted dresses are derived from a style of dress worn for the Sevillanas at the annual Feria in Seville. In traditional flamenco, young people are not considered to have the emotional maturity to adequately convey the duende (soul) of the genre. Therefore, unlike other dance forms, where dancers turn professional early to take advantage of youth and strength, many flamenco dancers do not hit their peak until their thirties and will continue to perform into their fifties and beyond. Just some insight.
Love it! I can feel the old era.
so powerful and deliberate! I can't catch the rhythm at all but I can appreciate it!
Thank you! I see Flamenco is still spreading, and is an incredible art form. It still haunts me, and influences my music.
wow! Such a beautiful cultural dance.
Definitely on my bucket list..... seeing this live
Amazing Steps
& Beautiful Dance Forms
My eyes were stuck..what a control on her steps ..and those rhythmic clappings!..truly enchanting
All praises from India😀
Lovely! thanks for publishing and sharing...
mucho nice I love flamenco and my Spanish pride!!.
The Asian Bailadora was beyond graceful, thank you for sharing this.
Ole! Wish we had flamenco in Central Texas!
loved it. Glad your trip got better. :3 So much passion~
omg dang those men were so HANDSOME!!!
They are gypsies.
Ale World how do you know
arte puro. Hermoso!
aguilacec buenas dias once tû y harmosa
Viva Andalucia !
The original dancing with the stars
wonderful , street performance can be the best experience
Ole y ole que arte más grande!!❤️
Everything is nice IN or about Spain. Olé!
Beautiful
I love this! Thank you for posting I thoroughly enjoyed watching that!
AllAtousa hello you are beautiful
Their dance is so full of strength and pride flamenco is the dance of the gypsies.
Te amo españa
Bello !
Fantastic!
Je kit l Espagne de sud un de plus beau pays d Europe viva espagnol💝💝💝
¡Olé!
Very perfect i was practicing
Grandes y la asiatica lo hizo de maravilla .
Que buenos recuerdos Gracias por compartir Viva Grana! un saludo
Amaro Carmona eso esta à Granada ?
Si es Grana
Awesome!
I do not know Spanish language but I love to listen songs and watch dance of Spanish people.
oleeee esee arte flamenco
I love Spanish Flamenco 😆
Sensacional!😍😍
MY COUNTRY'S :)
hermozo
One of the better blessings of life.
ofú que arte shiquillo
Zor baş 🌷
Beautiful picture step on all your troubles and dance ..
Lovely ...the flamenco is very sensual...
Flamenco guitars tend to get drowned out in an outdoor setting, with singing, clapping and dance sounds but that is authentic flamenco.
Southern Spain is nice.
Esto si es baile que regueton ni que nada!!
Has there ever been a mix of capoeira and flamenco on the same stage and music? Thank you!
omg so cool
I love to see this too. Countries in the raw. So many nations are losing their culture through westernization. Languages are dying as well. I’m American and I don’t want to see something in another country that I can find at home.
~Lindo demais...
vi va España ojones
Nice! what part Spain is this is and neighborhood? Thank you
Did the street dancing take place in the Gypsy quarter of Jerez de Frontera?
How do I get in touch with them? Would anyone know?
J'y etait c plus profond quand tu es sur place c'etait magnifique le mm groupe sauf ke c'est la petite amie du mec qui chanter ki chante non pas lui elle a une voie ooooh mon dieu 🤗🤗🤗
nourelhouda gribis c'était ou en Espagne ?
atta gitana !!
Olé y olé y olé.
Olé
¿Que parte de españa Han visitado?
esto es granada en andalucia :)
Colonizers 🇪🇸
Where in Spain is this?
Andalucia, southern Spain.
use those adlibs in rap now
I just subscribed - your videos are wonderful! I am creating an oil painting partly based on images from your video of Flamenco dancers in Spain, with quite a few variations. I would like to have your permission to show and sell the painting. Friend me and I'll send you a photo of the painting when done.
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What would be Spanish culture without roman people? Roman people taught them mostly everything
I wander why they never smile when they are dancing!
i'm from the south of spain, a city near granada called seville and here almost everyone dances flamenco.
When i'm dancing flamenco i get soo into the music, into feeling it and expresing the passion that no other expresion can be made. even more with this genre of flamenco, but when i'm dancing sevillanas (look them up, they're great) it feels more comfortable and its more enjoyable
Hope this was helpful :)
Well, you don't see many smiles in blues either, and much of flamenco has a blues feel to it, it's much about lost love, poverty and despair.
Kim Gunnar Helsvig Exactly :)
Just because you're not smiling doesn't mean you're not enjoying yourself.
LaCarusiella flamenco originated from people being locked up due to "vulgar pelvic moves" before that was ever seen. When the prisoners were locked up they still kept dancing their dances, even though they were angry. I used to dance flamenco on the US and they always instructed us not to smile. It's a very grounded type of dance.
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I am in Spain also can you message me on facebook please
allahu akbar!
Good piczon.