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Flamenco, sexuality & tradition: Meet the amazing Roma musician breaking gender stereotypes
Noelia Heredia is a Spanish musician who plays the cajón, a box-shaped percussion instrument. For her, music is life: “without flamenco, without singing and without music, I think I would die.”
Noelia comes from a traditional Roma family in Spain. Music, and in particular Flamenco, is closely intertwined with her community. But when Noelia initially pursued her passion for the cajón, it surprised, and sometimes even shocked people. “It breaks with traditional roles because it was supposed to be, like the guitar at the time, a man’s instrument,” explains Noelia.
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@josephmartin1543
March 24, 2024 at 1:44 pm
La Negri : In my opinion your music and dance need a script and direction by Almodovar or similar level , with deep and tight camera work and lightning to enhance the struggle and the passion and the love .