La Chana-Doce Tiempos TEASER

SYNOPSIS

"I was born to dance. At night I lay awake with my head under the pillow, repeating rhythms in my head until they became a part of me. "-The Chana

In the sixties and seventies Antonia Santiago Amador (1946), known as La Chana, revolutionized the world of flamenco. The dancer, who was born and raised in Barcelona in an environment of extreme poverty, burst onto the scene at age fourteen in full golden age of flamenco. The innovative style of the dancer, self-taught, dazzled the public, both for his innovative rhythmic combinations, nothing traditional, and its speed, expression and unprecedented force. At the height of his career, La Chana disappeared from the stage. (more here)

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La Chana-Doce Tiempos TEASER (extended) from Lucija Stojevic on Vimeo.