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The twenty-third edition of the Flamenco Festival of San Pedro del Pinatar, in memory of José Monge "Camarón de la Isla", was held last night, July 14, in the Parque de La Aduana that once again registered full to the flag.
This year, the poster of the festival has been integrated by consecrated artists and new values ​​of singing, playing and dancing, who have come together to complete a round night of art and "felt".
Lole Montoya, known by the duo Lole and Manuel, opened the night and snatched the capacity of the Parque de la Aduana with her voice of perfect flamenco nuances and the depth of her cante, with poetry by fandangos and bulerías.
On guitar, Manuel de la Luz appears in a boom that cooled the atmosphere with his flamenco breeze.
In the dance, Alba Heredia, winner of the Desplante Prize at the Festival of Cante de las Minas de la Unión, belonging to the Mayan lineage, started the ovation of the audience with the strength, energy and claw of her dances, demonstrating that it is a woman of race.
After the break, it was the turn of José Domínguez 'El Cabrero', a cantaor with a unique personality, a free flamenco soul, astonished by his 17 flamenco albums and two of Buenos Aires tango, he put the audience on his feet with his fandangos, seguidillas, " cantes sancochos "and his deep" quejío ", accompanied by the virtuoso guitar of Manuel Herrera.
Finally, Antonio Vargas 'Potito' showed off under the pinatarense night, with his gypsy cante, his powerful live and that prodigious throat that places him at the head of the future of flamenco.
Pletórico, overflowed in San Pedro del Pinatar the limits of flamenco with that echo of the memory of Camarón that resounds in his throat.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Pedro del Pinatar
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