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Flamenco in Tokyo

2010/12/17

Just had the most wonderful birthday gift witch was not in the least meant to be a birthday gift. I had the chance to witness some beautiful flamenco performance with a brilliant guitar backing on a Friday night.

This was at a Spanish restaurant at Nishinippori . The flamenco dance show is performed every night with different dancing troupes. There are two shows one at 7 o`clock and the next at 9`o clock which each lasts for about 30minutes. On this day, it was a troupe with the leading performer named "Wada Hiroko".

First show








Second show





Their performance was lively with Spanish words of encouragement flowing from the audience.
A grand set of Spanish dishes were served through out the show.  Beautiful strong vocals and very talented guitarist help the audience to catch up with the rhythm.



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Special thanks to Mr. Yoneyama and special thanks to Sumanaphan Sirimas for the photos.

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