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[melissa]

Originally Posted by Marc Vidal

I understand I have to respond to a few messages for me to start a thread

you too? i am shamelessly looking for specific info....about an album i am trying to find to give as a christmas prezzie.

probably a fool's errand as all i have is the following to aid in the search.

recording of musicians in Tetouan performing an amazing music that was the crossroads between flamenco and North African arabic-inflected music.

hoping it may ring a bell with someone.

[Payul]

Hi Melissa,

Welcome to the falseta forum!
The only bell that rings with me was a beautiful piece f music from tomatito in the documentary from Tony Gatlif.......her is an extracton from the documentary
YouTube - Vengo Flamenco soufi

Payul

[aubri]

Here is my first reply.

Thank you for getting me started!

[Aaron Todd]

Juan Carmona has a CD out called "Orillas" that is a tasteful blend of flamenco and North African music. A little out there for the masses, but great stuff in my opinion. I think Carmona is a musical genius, personally.
Also, Niño Josele includes a nice flamenco-african fusion piece on his self-titled album. The song is called "Zawiya"
Vicente Amigo's composition entitled "Ojos de la Alhambra" on his album Ciudad de las Ideas may also be of interest to you. Hope this helps, y buena suerte!!

[meeuw]

Hi Falseta, I am new on this forum.
So this will count as one of the 5 post, hope i can find 4 more to reply to.

I have already thought of a stage name for myself in case I will ever become famous (and i am already 45)

saludos Alejandro Gaviota

[Payul]

Hi Meeuw,

welcome to the forum!
You happen to be Dutch? your name means Seagull in the Duch language.
Enjoy the falsreta forum!

Payul

[rumbafied]

Originally Posted by falseta

So far so good!

It's a good idea for sure..

[Alatriste]

New member, 1/5 posts. Thank you.

[BorntobeWild]

Hope this helps.

[Denali]

Understood. Makes sense to me.