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It was in a socially and economically difficult situation that the musical cultures of Jews, Moors and mainly Gypsies began to merge into what would become the basic form of flamenco. The Flemish songs reflect the spirit of struggle, hope and pride. Flamenco was born of the mixture of nomadic people manifesting in the throats, gestures and clothes of the people that created it, transforming into an art that communicates through the hands that slide by the guitar constructing strong melodies. It gives the ears, the sight and the souls a trip to the beginnings of our interior. The clothes and gestures used in the presentation of Flamenco have special meanings: The Skirt or chale - Represents all strength, seduction respect and joy. When the ballerina BATES in the skirt or throws the shawl she is cleaning, ordering or even harmonizing the energies. The dancer dancing Flamenco with her head raised and turning the skirt demonstrates the power of a culture and femininity. The tapping of the feet cries out for the strength of the earth. The movement of the arms when they are circular means: femininity; the pursuit of the air elementals; the female force that appreciates the benefits of air and gives thanks for the oxygen we breathe. By pointing his arms towards Heaven and Earth he means that: "the force that moves on top also moves down." Hands That Open and Close: They mean the energy exchange between the air and the body of the dancer. The Pattaya serves to revere the ancestors against prejudice and contempt, because in the face of injustice it is necessary to slam your feet to the ground demanding your rights before society. By clapping the ballerina - representing a people - greet the joys of life and call the ancestors, always with the rhythm of the music ALSO DEMANDING YOUR RIGHTS. EXACTLY THE SAME SHOULD BE IN OUR LIVES AND IN THE DAY TO EVERYDAY. IF YOU WANT TO RECEIVE THE DANCE USED IN COMPANIES COPY AND COLLECT THE LINK: OR INDICATE E-MAIL OR WATSAPP. "SUMMER ORANGE **" ALERT FOR SKIN CANCER IN BRAZIL MGO & DAL CNPJ: 29.366.247 / 0001-08 is sponsoring the campaign https://www.vakinha.com.br/vaquinha/verao-sem-cancer-ganhe-1-filter-solar-da-best-marca- of the world Among other actions, volunteer dermatologists will guide the population about the risks of overexposure to the sun. "Expose yourself, but do not get burned" doe in the campaign https://www.vakinha.com.br/vaquinha/verao-sem-cancer-ganhe-1-filter-solar-da-best-brand-of-theworld
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