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This documentary introduces Flamenco from a different and original angle. Amós and Abraham are two 12 year old boys celebrated as child prodigies of the flamenco scene today. While the sui generis guitarist Amós performs around the world, composes his own music and is praised by such famous guitarists as Paco de Lucía and Tomatito, the spontaneous and charismatic Abraham is inculcated the rich tradition of flamenco singing in his family and Caño-Roto neighbourhood on the periphery of Madrid. This film provides an authentic excursion into the world of flamenco music and the fascinating music culture of Spanish Gypsies (Gitanos). The documentary also tells an intimate story of two different paths to acquiring virtuosity and of the passing of music and life philosophy from father to son. (jakelijan virallinen teksti)
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Arvostelut (1)
Flamenco is inextricably linked to Spain. The dance, the music and the singing have evolved in some way over the centuries, but one thing has remained constant in all forms of flamenco. That incredibly captivating contrast between enormous animality and emotionality on the one hand and virtuoso control on the other. This documentary by Kateřina Hager includes all of the above, perhaps only there could have been a bit more dancing. My great admiration belongs especially to Amós, who at the age of twelve plays the guitar like the devil himself. (65%)
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