New Music From Flamenco on Calabash Music

Tito Gonzales & Roberto Angerosa

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Julia Sarr

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Senegalese-French singer Julia Sarr is full of subtle surprises

Son de la Frontera

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Javier Ruibal

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Pepe de Malaga

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Diego Amador

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Ruben Romero & Wayne Wesley Johnson

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Spanish Nights

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Maria Santiago

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The gypsies in Spain are looked down upon as "suspicious foreigners", who travel in large families. They are perceived as entrepreneurs in thievery, con games, drug dealing and extorting money from tourists and ederly citizens. Like the African-American situation in USA, a disproportionate number of young adults gypsies are in prison or on probation. In fact, they are an enterprising people with strong family ties, extensive religious rituals and their own strict laws, dating back hundred of years.