Triana, Pure and Pure
(Triana, pura y pura)
Ricardo Pachón | Documentary, Musical
2013 | 82 minutes | Spain
This joyful film memorializes the end of an indomitable lineage in a unique flamenco soiree, transformed into a tribute to a disappeared world.
Synopsis
As early as in the 15th century, the Roma settled in Seville’s district of Triana. In their poor courtyards and craftsmen’s workshops, the purest and wildest Andalusian flamenco was born. The gypsies of Triana were expelled from their neighborhood in the ‘50s, destroying the local communities. On the 20th anniversary of the expulsion, the Roma organized a big farewell concert with the greatest flamenco masters from Triana performing on stage.
This joyful film memorializes the end of an indomitable lineage in a unique flamenco soiree, transformed into a tribute to a disappeared world.
Reviews
"This riveting documentary...truly captures the resilient spirit of the persecuted gypsies of Spain and of the lasting legacy of their music and culture. Triana: Pure and Pure would be an invaluable resource for university students interested in Spanish culture, music, and dance." — Dana Ward, Anthropology Review Database
"Pachón's film is full of magic, joy for the reencounter, and art in pure state." — Alfonso Cardenal, Ser Station
"Don'tt miss the hallucinatory instant of Triana Pure and Pure, or you will lose eternity." — Mercedes de Pablos, El Correo
"An insight into an indomitable lineage that celebrated life despite adversity." — Braulio Ortiz, Seville Diary
Citation
Main credits
Pachón, Ricardo (film director)
Pachón, Ricardo (screenwriter)
Pachón, Ricardo (on-screen participant)
Iglesias, Gervasio (screenwriter)
Amador, Raimundo (on-screen participant)
Manuel (on-screen participant)
Coral, Matilde (on-screen participant)
Lérida, José (on-screen participant)
Other credits
Cinematography, Juan Manuel Linares, Mariano Agudo; editor, Mercedes Cantero.
Citation
Cataloging
Pragda subjects
Anthropology
Culture + Identity
Dance + Performing Arts
History
Human Rights
Iberian Studies
Music
Race + Ethnicity
Keywords
Clips
Festivals
Latin Grammy Award - Best Documentary Film Nominee
Music Documentary International Film Festival of Barcelona (INEDIT) - Best National Documentary
Andalusian Memory Documentary Creation Contest - Imagenera Award
New York Flamenco Film Festival
Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema (BAFICI)
Flamenco Festival of Nimes France
DIRECTOR: Ricardo Pachón
NATIONALITY: Spain
YEAR: 2013
GENRE: Documentary, Musical
LANGUAGE: Spanish
COLOR / B&W: Color
GRADE LEVEL: High School, College, Adults
SUBTITLE/CC: AVAILABLE
AUDIO DESCRIPTION: NOT AVAILABLE
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