Lorca y su flamenco: una aproximación etno-performativa al proceso de creación y recepción de un espectáculo
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2021
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Editorial Universidad de Sevilla
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Bethencourt Llobet, Francisco Javier. «Lorca y su flamenco: una aproximación etno-performativa al proceso de creación y recepción de un espectáculo». Enclaves. Revista de Literatura, Música y Artes Escénicas, n.o 1 (2021): 117-24. https://doi.org/10.12795/enclaves.2021.i01.07.
Abstract
Federico García Lorca y su relación con el flamenco ha sido investigada infinidad de veces por flamencólogos, poetas, antropólogos, etnomusicólogos, sociólogos, etc. Sin embargo, no ha sido estudiada en profundidad desde un punto de vista de la producción musical. Teniendo como referentes los discos y espectáculos de Enrique Morente, Eva Yerbabuena, etc., jóvenes bailaoras, músicos y musicólogos de diversas procedencias coincidimos en un contexto cultural bastante alejado de Granada, el nordeste de Reino Unido, y creamos un espectáculo llamado Lorca y su Flamenco que giraría por Leeds, North Tyneside y York. Al igual que otras producciones flamencas multiculturales, esta fue concebida como un proceso colaborativo con ensayos realizados en un contexto, Newcastle upon Tyne, y puesta en escenas en otros. Tras un nuevo trabajo de campo realizado con los informantes-participantes de aquel proyecto, analizaremos en este artículo el proceso de creación y recepción que tuvo especialmente para el público británico.
The relationship between Federico García Lorca and his flamenco has been researched on many occasions by poets, anthropologists, ethnomusicologists, sociologists, and specialists in flamenco, etc. However, it has not been researched in depth from a production point of view. Using albums and performances by Enrique Morente, Eva Yerbabuena, and others as a reference, young dancers, musicians, and musicologists from different backgrounds worked together in a cultural context to put together a performance called Lorca y su Flamenco, not in Granada, but in the Northeast of the United Kingdom, which toured through the cities of Leeds, North Tyneside, and York. Similar to other multicultural flamenco performances, it wasconceived as a collaborative project, with rehearsals in Newcastle upon Tyne, which was then performed in other cities. Having carried out fieldwork with the participants of those events, in this article I will analyse the process of creation and the reception of the audience, in particular, the British audience.
The relationship between Federico García Lorca and his flamenco has been researched on many occasions by poets, anthropologists, ethnomusicologists, sociologists, and specialists in flamenco, etc. However, it has not been researched in depth from a production point of view. Using albums and performances by Enrique Morente, Eva Yerbabuena, and others as a reference, young dancers, musicians, and musicologists from different backgrounds worked together in a cultural context to put together a performance called Lorca y su Flamenco, not in Granada, but in the Northeast of the United Kingdom, which toured through the cities of Leeds, North Tyneside, and York. Similar to other multicultural flamenco performances, it wasconceived as a collaborative project, with rehearsals in Newcastle upon Tyne, which was then performed in other cities. Having carried out fieldwork with the participants of those events, in this article I will analyse the process of creation and the reception of the audience, in particular, the British audience.