Thirteen distinct rhythms of flamenco are performed through song, guitar, and dance in a vibrant display of this traditional Spanish art form.
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Thirteen distinct rhythms of flamenco are performed through song, guitar, and dance in a vibrant display of this traditional Spanish art form.
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At the old Seville train station, Carlos Saura directs a vibrant display of flamenco in his 1995 film. Performers like Paco de Lucía and Joaquín Cortés present thirteen flamenco rhythms, including the lively bulerías and the intense farruca. Each performance melds song, guitar, and dance, with moments of a cappella singing. Families participate, passing down the tradition through generations, culminating in a final energetic rumba that encapsulates the spirit of this art form.
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Why Watch
- See Paco de Lucía's guitar mastery on display.
- Find out about the 13 flamenco rhythms presented.
- Meet the next generation of flamenco dancers.
Did You Know
- The film features performances by 13 different flamenco rhythms.
- Paco de Lucía and Joaquín Cortés are among the featured artists.
- Flamenco originated in Andalucia, influenced by multiple cultures.
- The film was released in 1995 and has a duration of 100 minutes.
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Who directed the 1995 documentary Flamenco?
Flamenco was directed by Carlos Saura.
What is the duration of the Flamenco documentary?
The duration of Flamenco is 100 minutes.
Which cinematographer worked on Flamenco?
Vittorio Storaro was the cinematographer for Flamenco.
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