Sep 7, 2000 13:56
24 yrs ago
Spanish term
sabicas
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An American friend saw a flamenco show on TV called "Sabicas de flamenco" (or de Andalucía/Sevilla, something like that) and he asked me about the meaning of sabicas. I haven't been able to find it anywhere. I've even consulted a caló (gypsy) dictionary, but to no avail.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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If you're interested, I found a brief web bio (in Spanish) on Sabicas. He even recorded with Joe Beck! The bio is at: www.zambra.com/libreria/fiebre/toque/sabicas.htm#bio
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Comment: "Very good reference. Led me to an interesting site."
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Sabicas (proper name)
That's what I found on Google.
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Sabicas, greatest flamenco guitar player of all time!
Thank you for reminding me of my lost youth. This was one of the musicians I was most passionately fond of in my younger years--really beautiful guitar playing, often to the point of heart-wrenching. He died at least twenty years ago, but left many fine recordings. I hope you get to hear some of his work someday. And I think I'll go back and listen to the couple of records I have managed to hang onto. Fortunately, I managed to find a stereo LP turn table recently, so I can listen to those recordings once again.
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The grand master of flamenco guitar
I'm not a big flamenco expert, but this is what I found. He was a gypsy born in Pamplona in 1913, and died in 1990. I think he composed for as well as played flamenco guitar.
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sabicas flamenco guitarist
Olé, ybroad, although some might nominate Paco de Lucia.
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