Flamenco: the Land Is Still Fertile-dir.cut-PL
We filmed this feature documentary (one hour, 40 minutes long) in Spain, in and near the city of Jerez de la Frontera, part of the "cradle of flamenco." It includes 15 solos from world-class performers plus one more as an Extra; fascinating interviews; a wonderful narration by flamenco singer Antonio de la Malena; a bit of video from India (where gitanos - Spanish Gypsies - originated) and other material.
Soloists include Antonio el Pipa, Diego del Morao (the Extra), Tía Juana la del Pipa, la Macanita, María del Mar Moreno, Niño Jero el Periquín, and of course Antonio de la Malena.
The documentary, divided into sections, has aired over national television in the United States and screened in prestigious locations in Spain.
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Flamenco: the Land Is Still Fertile (director's 2nd cut)
With 15 solos, fascinating interviews, breath-taking views of southern Spain and a wonderful narration by world-touring flamenco singer Antonio de la Malena, this feature-length film will delight flamenco and other music/dance lovers. In addition to the feature, it has an Extra, a guitar solo by ...
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Diego del Morao-guitar solo--NTSC
Diego del Morao, famous guitarist son of famous guitarist Moraito and grand-nephew of famous guitarist Manuel Morao, plays what he called "classic flamenco" when accompanying singers but when he plays solo, it's anything but. We've chosen to call this solo "modern flamenco." It's a form of flam...
