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Forgotten Sounds of Flamenco

Di: José Miguel Hernández Jaramillo
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  • The podcast "Forgotten Sounds of Flamenco" proposes a journey to the world of sounds, stories, spaces and characters that were part of the early stages of flamenco, and that in many cases today are forgotten about the histories of music and flamenco. It is conducted by the ethnomusicologist José Miguel Hernández Jaramillo, with the aim of sharing some of the results of his research work in this matter with all people passionate about history, culture, music and flamenco.
    José Miguel Hernández Jaramillo
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  • 34. The most popular flamenco songs between 1895 and 1915

    34. The most popular flamenco songs between 1895 and 1915
    Apr 19 2024

    Hit lists are a great way to get an insight into the most popular songs of a specific time frame. For this episode, we have curated a definitive list of the best flamenco hits, considering the recordings produced in the first two decades of the recording industry. We will thoroughly inspect the top ten highest-ranked flamenco songs (palos) on this remarkable list.

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    16 min
  • 33. The flamenco compositions of Manuel Font de Anta

    33. The flamenco compositions of Manuel Font de Anta
    Apr 5 2024

    The Sevillian composer Manuel Font de Anta is perhaps best known for authoring some of the most emblematic processional marches of Holy Week, such as "Amarguras" or "Soleá dame la mano." What is not so well known is that Font de Anta also composed some flamenco works for piano. In this episode, we review some of these works, which are entirely unknown, and listen to some of them.


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    14 min
  • 32. The panaderos as a flamenco “palo”

    32. The panaderos as a flamenco “palo”
    Mar 22 2024

    The name "the panaderos" was given to popular music and dance in Spain in the 19th century. They probably arrived to Spain from Mexico, where it was already being danced two and a half centuries ago. It was a common "palo" in the flamenco of the 19th century and somehow, as we see in this episode, never disappeared. We review the history of the panaderos in flamenco and listen to some of them from the 19th century, some of which still need to be discovered.

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    13 min

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The podcast "Forgotten Sounds of Flamenco" proposes a journey to the world of sounds, stories, spaces and characters that were part of the early stages of flamenco, and that in many cases today are forgotten about the histories of music and flamenco. It is conducted by the ethnomusicologist José Miguel Hernández Jaramillo, with the aim of sharing some of the results of his research work in this matter with all people passionate about history, culture, music and flamenco.
José Miguel Hernández Jaramillo
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