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Flamenco
Literally, it means “flamingo,” and it has profound roots in Spanish and Romanian culture (Rromane dźene), not to mention its probable Arabic origins. It necessitates consummate artistry, whether it be music (toque), dance (baile), song (cante), a mixture of dance and music, rhythm (compás), mode (Phrygian), etc. “On November 16, 2010, UNESCO declared Flamenco one of the Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.” (Wikipedia)
Sources: Flamenco site Stefania’s site (for pictures), WordPress © Micheline Walker 4 July 2012 WordPress
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Micheline, Thank you so much for your appreciation and for nominating my site here from you! I’ve done a great joy. big hugs, Stefania! 🙂
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Your posting was so beautiful that I have looked at it many times. You are the picture expert on WordPress, pictures that make people dream.
So, big hugs. Micheline
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