English
This is the story of the people who have chosen to be free in societies deep rooted in their lands, that entire generations grow old tied to their properties, this is the story of the people who appear on the roads acting like they wanted, singing and dancing with passion while charming those who listened to them. They sleep where the night catch them while having deep conversations with their best friends the moon and the stars, they are the people who enjoy the benefits of nature better than anyone … This is the story of the Gypsies and their wonderful music, the flamenco.
According to history, the Gypsies who arrived in Spain from Flanders are called Kale Gypsies. They are same who settled in Andalusia, thus becoming an essential component of the musical history of Spain, represented in flamenco music and everything that comes along with flamenco including: sensual dance, dot dresses, cajas, castanets, heels, palms and guitars.
Invoking the unyielding spirit of freedom of the kales, De Cajón Flamenco Festival in Barcelona, in its seventh edition brought together the greatest exponents of flamenco music, to tell the world with dances and flamenco songs that the only thing society can not control is the freedom of people’s souls.
You will be able to attend De Cajón performances in the most important musical spaces in Barcelona until the 29th of March 2012, date on which the world famous Catalan singer Miguel Poveda will perform at the Palau de la Música to delight the audience with the best of his repertoire, and give the finishing touch to one of the most important festivals of Spanish music.
Thus, everyone is invited to celebrate the music composed in the name of freedom, freedom that only flamenco can refresh, do not miss De Cajón Barcelona, you will love it!
Find the complete schedule at the following address: http://www.theproject.es/es/festival/festival.php?idfestival=52
Rent apartments in Barcelona and do not stop enjoying your freedom while listening to some “jondo” songs in this Flamenco Festival in Barcelona 2012.
Translated by: Hans
