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 ===== First Recording =====
-Flamenco music was first recorded in 1774. It is documented in José Cadalso's book Las Cartas Marruecas (Akombo 2016, 240–241).[([[https://pipiwiki.com/wiki/Flamenco_music|pipiwiki]])]
+Flamenco music was first recorded in 1774. It is documented in José Cadalso's book Las Cartas Marruecas (Akombo 2016, 240–241).[([[https://flamencobarcelonacity.com/pages/flamenco-history|flamencobarcelonacity]])]
 ===== Influences =====
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 Flamenco's precise origins are obscure and the subject of several speculations. Flamenco was established around the sixteenth century, notably in East Andalusia, through cross-cultural exchange between moriscos and gitanos (Romani people of Spain).[([[https://www.facebook.com/msguymon/photos/a.557521287685909/2978019602302720/?type=3|facebook]])]
+===== Popularity =====
+Flamenco has grown in popularity all around the world. It is well-known in the United States and Japan. More particular, there are more flamenco academies in Japan than in Spain.[([[https://elflamencoensevilla.com/en/flamenco-in-japan/|elflamencoensevilla]])]
+===== El Salvador =====
+In El Salvador, the group Alma Flamenca is regarded as the best representation and forerunner of this musical trend.[([[https://www.last.fm/tag/flamenco/wiki|Last.fm]])]
+===== UNESCO =====
+Flamenco was named a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO on November 16, 2010.[([[https://ich.unesco.org/en/RL/flamenco-00363|unesco]])]
+===== Origin Of The Name =====
+There are several theories about the origins of the name flamenco as a musical term, but none of them have been proven.[([[https://findtechanswers.com/why-is-flamenco-called-flamenco/|findtechanswers]])]
+===== Theory =====
+According to Andalusian historian Blas Infante, the name is derived from the Hispano-Arabic phrase fellah mengu. Fellah mengu translates as "expelled peasant," and refers to the last Moriscos and Andalusians of Islamic religion who left with the Roma arrivals. [([[https://thtsearch.com/content/Flamenco/|thtsearch]])]
+===== 2nd Theory =====
+Another hypothesis is that flamenco is a derivation of the Spanish word for "fire" or "flame".[([[https://thtsearch.com/content/Flamenco/|thtsearch]])]
+===== Gitano =====
+The term flamenco may have been ascribed to Gitano guitarists and performers because of their fiery behavior.[([[https://www.mimove.com/en/ombudsblog/post/4695-flamenco-a-part-of-the-andalusian-soul|mimove]])]
+===== Fundamental Elements =====
+Three key aspects may help identify whether anything is truly flameco: a flamenco mode or musical tonality, the beat, and the performer...who should be a Flamenco![([[https://theflamencoguide.com/what-is-flamenco/|theflamencoguide]])]
+===== Flamenco Performance Compostition =====
+A typical flamenco performance with vocal and guitar accompaniment is made up of a number of compositions in various palos. Each song consists of a series of lyrics (called copla, tercio, or letras) interspersed with guitar interludes (falsetas). The guitarist also gives a brief introduction, establishing the cante's tone, compás, and speed.[([[https://estudioflamenco.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/flamenco.pdf|estudioflamenco]])]

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