+ Follow Flamenco Tag
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[Summary] => The Bistro Group must be having runaway success with its Spanish restaurants Las Flores, Rambla, Tomatito and BCN by Las Flores, because last Friday they opened another one: Rumba, a Spanish-Mediterranean concept at The Shops at Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati.
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[Summary] => Riya, riya, pita! Riya, riya, pita! That’s a flamenco beat, a friend kept repeating as we rehearsed folk dances when I was younger and in that world. More on that later. First, our article for this week.
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[Summary] => Talaga palang nag-aaral ng sayaw na flamenco si Althea Vega. ’Yung ginamit kasing litrato nang lumabas siya rito sa PM ay naka-costume siya na pang-flamenco, orihinal na Spanish dance, at hindi ‘yun pang-pictorial lang.
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