Flamencodissi

Miguel Angel's workshops at Mumbai, India

Days: 4th 5th 6th Feb
Timings: 11am to 1pm
Venue: Natanam Studio for Performing Arts

Now's drama

There is an Israeli magazine that dedicated to culture. It comes every Friday. Today was an article about a show which will happen tomorrow. It's a show that I wrote about (flamenco and the dances of India in the same ticket). I won't be able to go and see it tomorrow, but hope it will happen some more times for I'll see it in another chance. It looks interesting idea and I love to see how does it works for those two dancers. In the article it looks that the writer thinks like me and made a loving article. I scanned it and did my best to upload for showing it. The scanning didn't show up here. I didn't see the article in the web-site of this magazine. As far as it is a loving article, I won't be able to see the show tomorrow night - I wanted to do something that could be nice to the dancers. I still think how do I figure it out. Still I wish a lot of luck to the dancers - Vardit Lousky (flamenco) and Yael Tal (dancer made in Israel, dances made in India). I hope they will have a great success for I will be able to see it, write some more about it and for many people will enjoy it

A poster - I hope to see it myself

One more of Takadimy Tacon

One photo that I missed somehow... Getting ready to Takadimy Tacon. This is Yael Tal - one of the dancers. Although she gived the part of dances from India - her new show includes one more dancer, a flamenco dancer (Vardit Lousky). The photo has been taken by Eyal Hirsch-Beyond

Spain/India in Tel Aviv

One more show this summer. At 21st July (at the hour 21:00) will be a show that mix flamenco and the dance of India. It will happen at Suzanne Dellal. Flamenco dancer: Vardit Rosita Lousky. Indian style dancer: Yael Tal. For tickets: 00-972-3-5105656

Two more and the influence

So, I did say that flamenco has many influences. It's first of all - a gipsy kind of music and dance because gipsys were who made it. It has an ifluence from Spain, because those gipsys who made the flamenco are those who got settle down in Andelucia, Spain. It dosen't finish by that. Those gipsys came to Spain from India, so there are some influences (some are very easy to see) from the dances of India. They have been through in Arab states, so there are some influences from the east and belly dance. About this I alreasy told. And there always the jewish side. Recently I found out the reason for the jewish influence: as far as it's about two kinds of people that others don't like - at least in Sevillia (a kind of a capital of Andelucia) both found themselfs as neiboughrs in the difficult neighberouds.

For this time - a bit show of about the influence from India. In my third year I too two classes - one of Sevillianas and a high level of taranto. I still remember from the taranto few steps pretty clear without watching much the video. One of them always looked to me very close the step from the dances of India. I really loved it. But it isn;t the point for my writing this time.

The reason for this time is couple of photos of Farru, again from a show. This time - with a dancer from India (incluldes the clothes). I still need to find out who's she. Anyhow, the photos are beautiful (so I think) and when it's Farru - do I really need a reason for putting some photos of him around here?