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Flamenco por el Mundo Creation for the Avignon Festival 2007 A show in its usual coloured and singular flamenco soul, which welcomes a contemporary and present world. Singing, music and dance mix together to raise at its most every artist’s skills. Joy and pain become one, in such an inwardness that it gets immediately all your senses ! A magic moment which drives the audience totally bewitched, charmed, captured... A wave of emotions to enjoy an authentic, lively, sober and touching flamenco… boundary with the sacred ! - Song : Luis de la Carrasca - Guitar : José Luis Dominguez - Percussions/Cajón : Enrique Santiago - Violin : Pascal Delalee - Piano : Manolo Santiago - Dance : Melinda Sala et El Kuky |
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¡ Olé ! Creation for the Avignon Festival 2005 A show where purity and tradition are coupled with modernity. A wave of emotion to feel the authentic flamenco. Song, Dance and Guitar are mixed to emphasize the talent of each artist. A spark which is becoming a powerful fire in the spectators' heart who want to live experience the adventure of rooring flamenco. - Song : Luis de la Carrasca - Guitar : José Luis Dominguez - Cajón : Enrique Santiago - Piano : Manolo Santiago - Dance : Melinda Sala et El Kuky |
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Bandolero Creation for the Avignon Festival 2006 Luis de la Carrasca talk to Andalusian "Bandolerismo". Mystifcal phenomenon and true historical heritage. This show, told by an actor who blends Dance, Song and Music, expresses Love, Passion, Tragedy, Courage, Spiritual Force characteristic of Andalusian Country. A magic moment where the audience is transported into an enchanted world ! - Song : Luis de la Carrasca - Guitar : José Luis Dominguez - Percussions : Enrique Santiago - Piano : Manolo Santiago - Song/Dance : Isabel Pelaez - Dance : Angel López and El Kuky - Actor : Jean-Luc Paliès - "Mise en espace" : Jean-Luc Paliès, helped by Alain Guillo |
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Noche Arte Flamenco Recorded the march 4th 2006 in the "Auditorium de Vaucluse Jean Moulin" while the 5th Andalusian Festival - 1st part : Recital of songs by Luis de la Carrasca and Rafael de Utrera Luis de la Carrasca introduce us the Cante Jondo, the feelings expressed and the capacities required to perform. Rafael de Utrera, artist invited by Luis de la Carrasca, extraodinary, is the famous flamenco singer "Cante Flamenco" today. - 2nd part : Flamencura During the second part, the dance, strong and sensorial, mixes with the song and the music to give the passion "Flamencura", new show, full of freshness, pleasure, fire and emotion, invites the audience in a captiving world, at the heart of this ancestral art . - Song : Luis de la Carrasca - Guitar : José Luis Dominguez and Frasco Santiago - Percussions : Enrique Santiago - Piano : Manolo Santiago - Song/Dance : Isabel Pelaez - Dance : Melinda Sala and Daniel Navarro |
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As well as singing flamenco, LdlC also has other artistic abilities, such as sculpture and drawing. He is self-taught and guided only by his passion for everything that he undertakes. During his spare time he has already made some busts of the "cantaor" Camaron de la Isola who is one of his idols. "When I'm working with the clay whilst listening
to flamenco, I'm taken over by a strong sensation. The earth speaks
to me and tells me all its secrets. Anyone interested in these busts can write to : alhambra2@wanadoo.fr
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OTRA ONDA This album is the result of a series of Luis de la Carrasca's compositions made throughout his youth and which express his feelings at each different stage. |
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Spain Flamenco – Espagne – Cuadro Luis de la Carrasca Collection Air Mail Music Mélodie Distribution Productions Sunset France Song : Luis de la Carrasca, Isabel Pelaez Guitar : Canito Cajón : Juan Cortes Dance : Alegria Suarez, Natalia del Palacio, El Cuele This compact disc takes the listener into the hearth of Andalusia. The recording wa made live in order to capture all the excitement of the flamenco atmosphere, in which voice and body are strong present, supported by stamping (zapateado) and hand-clapping (palmas), and accompanied by the guitar and the cajón (small box drum). ¡ Que viva el flamenco ! |
| Anyone interested in these products, you can write us to alhambra2@wanadoo.fr (please do not forget your surname, name, address). | |
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