Yo veo una extrema pobreza y un Arte innato que se trae en la sangre y una lucha para que sea reconocido y valorado en el futuro... Un arte unico tanto en la expresion del cuerpo, el cante y una guitarra que despliega todo el ritmo.... Mi mas grande respeto........
Imposible no emocionarse ante este desfile de emociones que se conjugan para mostrar su ánimo y cultura gitana, flamenca. Errantes y nómades, su única patria es este bien intangible de su cultura que generosamente exhiben y se hacen uno con las penas que cargamos los payos. Hay una pobreza digna y salerosa, desde esa escuela en casa cueva entre ellos se enseñan con cada gesto a exorcizan al Destino....
Abbiamo conosciutto l'interno dell'Andaluzia durante gli anni '70 quando Spagna rimaneva ancora chiusa e ci siamo trovati, per la prima volta, in un favoloso festival de Flamenco a Moguer....che cos'è stato!!!! Che scoperta, ch'incanto, che favola...d'allora, tutti gli anni, mentre mio marito era vivo, passavamo in giro, dietro alle carovane di zingari e là, abbiamo avuto un contatto direto com Camarón de la Isla, Tomatito, Los Biencasaos e um piú puro cante jondo....😪
I have been learning Flamenco for years in Taiwan. My professor named Floto de Loto . Floto de Loto always tells us to concentrate on every single step; then practice, practice, and practice. Not only practice, but also need to know Flamenco story/history. It's my pleasure to learn this art. I do enjoy watching traditional Flamenco. Thanks for sharing this documentary with us.
@@goofy-w5l Try and find some Miguel de la Bastide videos and music sometime. The guy is not as well known as he deserves to be, but has Duende with every breath.
Simon, I have watched countless documentaries from academics and 'those who know best'. I've read books, I play Flamenco but this is the greatest Flamenco documentary ever.
Beautiful ! Beating time with their hands and cutting bread is typical Spanish. Every shots of this video are making me to remember my life there in old days. I am crying.
impressive old recording of a past way of life. We can only imagine what the real sound would be like, quite different from the one selected to accompany the film , which doesn't really fit. How the children dance! everybody joins in. Flamenco grips you like a fever.
Este documento es una joya de colección. La creatividad tan espontanea como sanguínea de los niños, esa pasión ya aflora en el patio. MARAVILLOSO. GRACIAS, GRACIAS. Abrazo desde Argentina.
La verdad es que los gitanos la han pasado pero muy mal en todos los países en su huida de su nativa región de Punjabi en La India pasando por 30 o 40 países y de cada cual los corrían hasta llegar a Rumania y España y fue este último país donde adoptaron a Los Canarios como si fuera su propia música y baile y de una manera muy acertadamente le añadieron el Cante Jondo a mediados del siglo XX pero siguieron con el zapateado, el palmeo, el abanico y como no las chacaras que se transformo luego en castañuelas. Hasta los mismos rajeos en la guitarra viene de Canarios y los gitanos y los falsos musicólogos todavía siguen en pleno siglo XXI con el plagio sin recocer a Canarios como su antecesor y que dejo de existir a principios del siglo XIX y los gitanos empezaron a bailar flamenco como se ve con ese muchacho sin entrenamiento en el 031 después fue modificando y empezó a bailar algo parecido al flamenco del XXI
@@SimonCamara Excelente documento gráfico, de una excepcional valía para la humanidad. Y no exagero. Son de esas cosas que surgen del pasado como si fueran algo místico. Tan real y tan irreal al mismo tiempo. Gracias por compartirlo.
This is an old film based on the poverty of the gypsies on one hand and the totally untrained but totally improvising young child dancer full of enthusiasm and energy. He lucks the training or the opportunity to watch a flamenco dance of that time. He claps an also used them in a gestures of pulling down and up his trousers (nothing flamenco here with perhaps the small hint of clapping) and acrobatic movements that can be linked to many other dances but almost none of the movements can be related to the Flamenco of the XX century. Now this lad adepts and develops some Flamenco techniques when he is dressed with a Matador black trousers and clearly shows that he has learnt and picked up some flamenco movements, gestures and tapping . The older dancing man seems to be kicking someone on the back while dancing totally unco-ordinated and lucking any flamenco rhythms. Now compare this dancing with Canarios or !Il Canario" that was danced 4 centuries earlier in the whole of Europe and you can see the English Dancers dancing Flamenco or il Canario as it was called. Observe the male dancer in the middle how he use the palm clapping and tapping as well as the ladies. Of course, Canarios was a very successful Court Dance from the Canary Islands that becomes a highly skilful which started in the XV century and died at the beginning of the XIX century. Instead of dying, I would say was renamed as Flameco. In this link you can see an English version with clapping and tapping. Of course, Flamenco as it is now has developed with all the fusions and the input from the gypsies when they start embracing and taking as its own dance but it did not came from their ancestral home in Punjab, India where they dance without any shoes and certainly no tapping or any root of Flamenco. th-cam.com/video/Bxc7MlyUvvo/w-d-xo.html
El flamenco, la voz del pobre, el cante de la mina, el grito de la injusticia y el suspiro del amor. Olé!!!!
Olé
Que bonito y que verdad❤
I wish that this boy could be found now that he is in his old age. He should have been celebrated as a great dancer.
Divino!!!! Maravilla de baile❤❤❤ arte, energia, fuerza, la fuerza del alma!!!❤❤
Yo veo una extrema pobreza y un Arte innato que se trae en la sangre y una lucha para que sea reconocido y valorado en el futuro...
Un arte unico tanto en la expresion del cuerpo, el cante y una guitarra que despliega todo el ritmo....
Mi mas grande respeto........
De verdad son únicos
Témoignage d'un temps révolu, mais oh! Combien révélateur d'un esprit joyeux spontané et mélancolique à la fois chef d'œuvre d'une mémoire
Imposible no emocionarse ante este desfile de emociones que se conjugan para mostrar su ánimo y cultura gitana, flamenca. Errantes y nómades, su única patria es este bien intangible de su cultura que generosamente exhiben y se hacen uno con las penas que cargamos los payos. Hay una pobreza digna y salerosa, desde esa escuela en casa cueva entre ellos se enseñan con cada gesto a exorcizan al Destino....
Yo a los gitanos les daría una patada en el culo
Granada cuando era un pueblo, e incluso en aquélla época, muchos gitanos vivían dentro de la Alhambra. Qué maravilla!
Si es verdad
Abbiamo conosciutto l'interno dell'Andaluzia durante gli anni '70 quando Spagna rimaneva ancora chiusa e ci siamo trovati, per la prima volta, in un favoloso festival de Flamenco a Moguer....che cos'è stato!!!! Che scoperta, ch'incanto, che favola...d'allora, tutti gli anni, mentre mio marito era vivo, passavamo in giro, dietro alle carovane di zingari e là, abbiamo avuto un contatto direto com Camarón de la Isla, Tomatito, Los Biencasaos e um piú puro cante jondo....😪
What I wouldnt give to hear the original music behind these spectacular dancers. I bet it would blow us away,
Yes you are correct
In some places in Sacromonte Granada you can still find the original Flamenco not the tourist stuff.💪🏻
@@SimonCamara I hope to go someday. Similar to La Niña de la Piennes? That sort of Flamenco?
@@jamescohenyes 👍 correct
I have been learning Flamenco for years in Taiwan. My professor named Floto de Loto . Floto de Loto always tells us to concentrate on every single step; then practice, practice, and practice. Not only practice, but also need to know Flamenco story/history. It's my pleasure to learn this art.
I do enjoy watching traditional Flamenco. Thanks for sharing this documentary with us.
@@goofy-w5l Try and find some Miguel de la Bastide videos and music sometime. The guy is not as well known as he deserves to be, but has Duende with every breath.
Simon, I have watched countless documentaries from academics and 'those who know best'. I've read books, I play Flamenco but this is the greatest Flamenco documentary ever.
Ohh thank you so much 😊
If you are down this way send me a DM
@@SimonCamara Hopefully, I might manage to return to el -Andalus.
@@SimonCamara Me playing a Guajiras, which is not strictly Flamenco but it operates in the 12/8. th-cam.com/video/eK5zOpBwoU4/w-d-xo.html
@@SimonCamara th-cam.com/video/0lVejCh6gqI/w-d-xo.html
عرض رائع وفي غاية الروعة والجمال شكر ✌️
Thank you for watching 🥰
Splendido, meraviglioso documentario!!!!
Oh my god! I enjoyed every second of this video! It's a masterpiece. So much love to Spain from Morocco 🇲🇦🇪🇸❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ole el arte del gitano
El arte digital pon el
Con qué poco eramos "Felices".😢
Si es verdad
Avoir si peu, mais ETRE...😮
Impressive to watch the little ones dance!!!!
Wonder what became of that boy? Would be nice to see an interview of him as an older man.
Ese paisaje me recuerda mucho a la muy amplia periferia de Lima Perú, vivir en cerros, de forma precaria y sin servicios.
Beautiful ! Beating time with their hands and cutting bread is typical Spanish. Every shots of this video are making me to remember my life there in old days. I am crying.
impressive old recording of a past way of life. We can only imagine what the real sound would be like, quite different from the one selected to accompany the film , which doesn't really fit. How the children dance! everybody joins in. Flamenco grips you like a fever.
Este documento es una joya de colección. La creatividad tan espontanea como sanguínea de los niños, esa pasión ya aflora en el patio.
MARAVILLOSO. GRACIAS, GRACIAS. Abrazo desde Argentina.
Estoy de acuerdo contigo
Muchas gracias por ver el vídeo xoxo
So so proud of my Andalusian roots
These are things my mother told me about. I got fucking chills. ❤
Those are the masters of the flamenco universe.MAGNIFIQUE!
Ay dios mio que bonito!
We've lost something in our modern culture.
The anger from the centuries-old terrible treatment of Romanies in Spain is expressed in the dance. The pain is expressed in the cante jondo.
Well said
La verdad es que los gitanos la han pasado pero muy mal en todos los países en su huida de su nativa región de Punjabi en La India pasando por 30 o 40 países y de cada cual los corrían hasta llegar a Rumania y España y fue este último país donde adoptaron a Los Canarios como si fuera su propia música y baile y de una manera muy acertadamente le añadieron el Cante Jondo a mediados del siglo XX pero siguieron con el zapateado, el palmeo, el abanico y como no las chacaras que se transformo luego en castañuelas. Hasta los mismos rajeos en la guitarra viene de Canarios y los gitanos y los falsos musicólogos todavía siguen en pleno siglo XXI con el plagio sin recocer a Canarios como su antecesor y que dejo de existir a principios del siglo XIX y los gitanos empezaron a bailar flamenco como se ve con ese muchacho sin entrenamiento en el 031 después fue modificando y empezó a bailar algo parecido al flamenco del XXI
Beautiful music
Bonita cultura gitana.Bello flamenco gitano 💃💃💃👏👏👏👏
Gracias 😻
Fantástico!
Santos, Brasil.
Thank you Romani in Spain!
Yes , thank you for influencing something that already existed in Andalusia
@@kiko7939 music is more like fire, who can say its andalucian or romanies, it belongs to all, God bless
@@kiko7939 since 1500’s
@@Active-Vision just make sure to give credit. this is GYPSY music, not Spanish
@@rebecaregalado4223 sure do, i can feel it too im part of rom "gypsy" as well, much love and Gods blessings
Interesante y entrañable documento
Gracias Jose
❤❤❤
Que documental tan maravilloso.... Me emociona, siento que está melodía me da vida ...
Gracias 🙏
excellent and profound
Thank you Eric 👍
Gracias 😌 por este documental
Es un Placer
👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥💜💜💜
Os recomiendo que escuchéis El Cabrero.
Fiquei emocionada!
Love it
oleeeee....sinela lacho prhalico el video...
calos 100×100
Parece que esté grabado a finales del sigo XIX pero es en los años 60.
Como ha cambiado España.
Si parece tienes razón
@@SimonCamara
Excelente documento gráfico, de una excepcional valía para la humanidad.
Y no exagero.
Son de esas cosas que surgen del pasado como si fueran algo místico.
Tan real y tan irreal al mismo tiempo. Gracias por compartirlo.
That was very cool to see!
Bless him!
Wow
my goodness ..
Que interesante!!!!! Eso no tieme sonido original?
Si tiene en Holandés o en Inglés
Esos gitanos no hablaban holandes.. y la musica, las palmas el cante etc@@SimonCamara a eso me refiero.
@cygnusne es un documental de la televisión Holandesa o Inglésa voy a ver si lo encuentro y te lo mando 👍
th-cam.com/video/lOE14rUfmhU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Mw6-1F2fxB__VtSO
Mil gracias !! ❤❤
El blanco y negro hace de la pobreza algo romántico
Si de verdad que si 🙏
Music Credit?
Music by José fermín Fernández
La Marote
Puedes pone roots, pero no llevaba ya entonces años inventado el flamenco ni nada....
Esas imágenes son como muy pronto los 50s.
Caught your channel and this is anything but boring Mr. Brit. Most amazing insight into a lost culture
Cheers so much
This is an old film based on the poverty of the gypsies on one hand and the totally untrained but totally improvising young child dancer full of enthusiasm and energy. He lucks the training or the opportunity to watch a flamenco dance of that time. He claps an also used them in a gestures of pulling down and up his trousers (nothing flamenco here with perhaps the small hint of clapping) and acrobatic movements that can be linked to many other dances but almost none of the movements can be related to the Flamenco of the XX century. Now this lad adepts and develops some Flamenco techniques when he is dressed with a Matador black trousers and clearly shows that he has learnt and picked up some flamenco movements, gestures and tapping . The older dancing man seems to be kicking someone on the back while dancing totally unco-ordinated and lucking any flamenco rhythms. Now compare this dancing with Canarios or !Il Canario" that was danced 4 centuries earlier in the whole of Europe and you can see the English Dancers dancing Flamenco or il Canario as it was called. Observe the male dancer in the middle how he use the palm clapping and tapping as well as the ladies. Of course, Canarios was a very successful Court Dance from the Canary Islands that becomes a highly skilful which started in the XV century and died at the beginning of the XIX century. Instead of dying, I would say was renamed as Flameco. In this link you can see an English version with clapping and tapping. Of course, Flamenco as it is now has developed with all the fusions and the input from the gypsies when they start embracing and taking as its own dance but it did not came from their ancestral home in Punjab, India where they dance without any shoes and certainly no tapping or any root of Flamenco. th-cam.com/video/Bxc7MlyUvvo/w-d-xo.html
Very interesting thank you for your message
That how the poor of Spain lived, not just the Gypsies.
@@NedBoukharine exactly my friend
This is the original flamenco. It can't get purer than this
no, the english ate not dancing flamenco.
NO SE PERO HAY ALGO ARABE EN EL FLAMENCO
Correcto the Raices son Árabe mas bien algo Berber
Like arabic sound
Sorry, but the new style does not match the old movie. Maybe you should have had an old Buleria instead?
The woman in the thumbnail looks like a character from 'Popeye'.
😂😂 yes i suppose she does