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El zapateado flamenco: naturaleza formal y señas de identidad

Authors: Bonilla Roquero, Antonio;

El zapateado flamenco: naturaleza formal y señas de identidad

Abstract

The technical evolution of flamenco dancing and flamenco guitar playing, is not an isolated fact. In that sense, much of the kinetic flamenco musical forms such as “Zapateado”, have been structurally nourished by coding processes dealing with historiographical and ethnomusical matters, taking place in both popular and academic fields. The “Zapateado” is considered as the first flamenco style, supposedly as the oldest “palo”. As a result of the interaction between flamenco dancing and guitar playing, the first non-vocal flamenco musical form is born (just instrumental): guitar and foot percussion. The fact that no link to any text have been found, makes us easier to understand the transition to the instrumental field, which can be seen as a “prelude” to a guitar emancipation that would take place at the second half of the twentieth century. We suggest a sketch which shows general features of the style, and a transcriptive point of view of some specific rhythms for “zapateado”, as well as the formal and structural nature of the so called “zapateado de concierto” to illustrate an example shown in Esteban Sanlucar’s “Perfil Flamenco”.

La evolución del baile y la guitarra flamenca no constituye un hecho aislado. En ese sentido gran parte de la formas cinético musicales flamencas como el zapateado, se han nutrido estructuralmente mediante procesos codificadores en el devenir historiográfico y etnomuscológico tanto de los ámbitos populares como académicos. El zapateado está considerado como el primer estilo flamenco, supuestamente el palo más antiguo. Como consecuencia del baile en interacción con la guitarra, surge la “primera forma” musical flamenca no vocal, es decir solo instrumental– guitarra y percusión de pies–. La no vinculación con texto alguno55, hace más fácil el tránsito al terreno instrumental, preludio de la “emancipación guitarrística” en la segunda mitad del S. XX. Proponemos un apunte de las características genéricas del estilo, mostrando una óptica transcriptiva en algunos ritmos identitarios del baile para zapateado, así como de la naturaleza estructural y formal del zapateado de concierto para el caso de “Perfil Flamenco” de Esteban de Sanlúcar.

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Flamenco, Zapateado flamenco

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