Publication: Romería flamenca entre temblores, treguas y tiempos de guerra: cincuenta años del Ballet Español Lelia González en Nicaragua
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Date
2023
Authors
Ortega Hernández, María Luisa
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Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones
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https://doi.org/10.6018/flamenco.577281
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Abstract
Esta reflexión rinde homenaje a una gran mujer, maestra y artista del flamenco en las Américas: Lelia González y los 50 años de su Ballet Español en Nicaragua. La alegría que renace de la mística de su danza entre temblores, treguas y tiempos de guerra estalla en un compás de amor que alumbra una tierra que sigue herida. Ya lejos de ella y de mi niñez, el repique de las manos de mi maestra sigue convocándonos –a mí y a todas sus niñas– a vivir un baile de esperanza que nos hermane y que sea instrumento de paz y de acción social.
This reflection honors an extraordinary woman, flamenco artist and teacher in the Americas: Lelia González and her 50 years leading her Ballet Español in Nicaragua. Hers is a dance among temblors, times of war, and brief intermissions of peace. From the mystical roots that nourish her dance, joy springs forth. Her rhythmic movements explode in a cadence of love, illuminating a land bleeding, still. Away from it now and my childhood, her hands, peals of drumming, continue their calling. They call me; in sisterhood, they call allher girls to live a dance of hope, a dance of peace,and to be instruments for social change.
This reflection honors an extraordinary woman, flamenco artist and teacher in the Americas: Lelia González and her 50 years leading her Ballet Español in Nicaragua. Hers is a dance among temblors, times of war, and brief intermissions of peace. From the mystical roots that nourish her dance, joy springs forth. Her rhythmic movements explode in a cadence of love, illuminating a land bleeding, still. Away from it now and my childhood, her hands, peals of drumming, continue their calling. They call me; in sisterhood, they call allher girls to live a dance of hope, a dance of peace,and to be instruments for social change.
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Citation
Revista de investigación sobre flamenco "La madrugá", N. 20, 2023
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