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III. Bailaora and writer 1.You are inspiring! One evening in a Chinese restaurant in the downtown of Portland I happened to sit at table side by side with a man ,his wife and their daughter.There the foodstuff that I alone was eating unexpectedly induced them and me to the pleasant conversation on flamenco, as below. It was her father who began to say first to me. " What dish ..

3.Ay! Ay! Ay! Do you love flamenco? if so. please to listen to Manolo Caracol singing the siguiryia , a deep song of flamenco, on movie or video. The cantaor would begin the cante with an introductory !Ay!, the lament with which all siguiryias begin. You would give your ears to his heart-rending cante, sometimes wavering and meandering, of the !Ay! held for around 40 seconds. ..

2. Korean song fits Spanish steps During a couple of months after Thani left Portland, almost every weekday I went to the Central Library of the city to open my Yahoo emailbox to make on-line contacts with Lau, the flamenco bailaora to whom Thani introduced me. And we had conversations mostly through the means of emails. As for me, reading English was much easier than hearing ..