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Flamenco Kitsch https://youtu.be/xk_zcdNYtHQ?t=2m18s
Paco Vs Traditional http://www.rdiaz.org/rdvideo1330.html
Flamenco pretenders http://www.rdiaz.org/rdmagazine56-racism.html
If you disagree with me this video is for you... if not just skip it
http://www.rdiaz.org/rdvideo1390.html
Video http://youtu.be/3FYTn-3qM3A?t=14s
Beginners Lead http://www.rdiaz.org/rdvideo1337.html
http://www.rdiaz.org/rdmagazine.html#magazinerec1
Luthiers Doesn't Can't Talk About Play-ability in a Flamenco Guitar
http://youtu.be/0lyXPvqvZPI?t=14s
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Ex.1/ 00:14 solo (Buleria "Flower to Siva" by Ruben Diaz)
Ex.2/ 24:18 solo II (Hispania composition by Ruben Diaz)
Ex.3/ 08:08 (small line)
Ex.4/ 02:18 (Flamenco Kitsch Book)
Ex.5/ 08:26 (answer for the magazine)
Ex.6/ 13:33 (conclusion)
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No wonder why Paco runaway from all quinquilleros, just read the following interview:
(Paco de Lucia Newspaper - Interview )
http://www.rdiaz.org/rdmagazine48-08may14.html#specialsectionpaco5
Paco's most interesting comments are:
1) “I leave Spain because the atmosphere is unbreathable for me… The prejudices, the flamenco orthodox people, the tradition… I don’t like all that. I need fresh air. I need to work freely, without static purism that ties me up. The orthodox have messed with me non stop since I started to have success…”
2) “Here (in Spain) I’m always tense, thinking if I’m doing good or wrong, if I’m bothering someone, if I will have to beg forgiveness because I’m a successful person…”
3) “I want to work fulltime in jazz. I think that is a decisive musical movement and I’m interested in all that. My flamenco roots will never be lost but I have so much to see and learn regarding techniques, sound and rhythms.”
4) “The purists want me to play the same things as always. They want me to play obsolete music without experimentation or improvisation.”
(Link to newspaper scan http://www.rdiaz.org/rdmagazine48-newspaper.html )
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Confucius said:
Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance.