Omar Montes: Why the Spanish artist thinks the best school for flamenco is the street
Alt.Latino · NPR
August 30, 202331m 41sExplicit
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Show Notes
Anamaria Sayre and Felix Contreras sit down with Spanish artist Omar Montes to talk about why he'll never lose his flamenco influences, expressing the oppression of his Romani ancestors in his music and why the rhythms of reggaeton and flamenco aren't so different. This interview is in Spanish. Please find an English version of the conversation on our website.
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