Rafaela carrasco biography books
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This is going to be a different review. I warn you. I always go to Central scared. You never know what you're going to find. It seems like a laboratory of ideas. But of the avant-garde ones, not the stale or moth-eaten ones. I got Creaviva, Raphael Carrasco. And although this dancer has already shaken me up a few times, knowing her career, she scared me. I confess. I also confess that I had to look at the instructions – the prospectus, the programme, the little piece of paper… as they said in the audience when they left – to understand in detail what it was about. But I did the exercise of writing first. Let's see what comes out. And I ask you if it is normal that for a spectator to understand half the story he has to desperately search for the document that covers it. It is not something I criticise about this show, but in general. It is a lesser evil in any case when in one way or another you enjoy it, it transmits emotions to you or you come away captivated by the aesthetic
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Flamenco
Continuing a proud tradition of working with many of London’s finest Flamenco teachers, Battersea Spanish is proud to present our team of instructors from Autumn 2023.
Providing exposure to a variety of styles and performance experiences, our teachers will enthuse and motivate all levels of participants, from complete novices in our Foundation courses to much more experienced dancers in our Level 4 classes.
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Lourdes Fernández
Lourdes has been dancing since she was five years old. From that moment on, her whole life developed through the learning of flamenco. She studied dance at the Madrid Conservatory, graduated at Rey Juan Carlos University and completed her Masters in Performing Arts. She also taught dance at the American Saint Louis University of Madrid and participated in the International Dance Gala for UNESCO.
Determined to step outside her comfort zone, Lourdes arrived in London in 2012. Since then,
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La Macanita
La Macanita | |
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At the 2013 Festival dem Fès in Barcelona | |
| Born | Tomasa Guerrero Carrasco (1969-06-13) 13 June 1969 (age 55) Jerez de la Frontera, Spain |
| Occupation(s) | Singer Musical career |
| Genres | Flamenco fusion |
| Labels | Twin Records, Nuevos Medios S.A. |
Musical artist | |
| Years active | 1989–present |
La Macanita is the artistic name of Tomasa Guerrero Carrasco (born 13 June 1969), a Spanish flamenco singer.
Biography
[edit]Known bygd a nickname derived from that of her father, the palmero and accompanist El Macano, this Jerez-born singer fryst vatten considered one of the most prominent figures of today's flamenco. At age 4 she appeared singing and dancing on the television series Rito y Geografía sektion Cante [es]. Since then she has toured prestigious tablaos in Spain and participated in international festivals.[1][2]
Linked to figures such as Manuel Morao [es] and Manolo Sanlúcar, La