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Los gitanos deberían ser eternos
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Los gitanos deberían ser eternos
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One thing I love about sevillanas (commonly known as flamenco, though it is not the same), is that the basic steps are completely gender agnostic. There is some gender performance in the execution of the steps, but in essence they're the same.
There is not even a leader-follower dynamic(!!!!) This is a dance you truly do together!
It is actually rare to find a sevillanas dance floor without women paired off to dance!
And it's not like this is the most progressive environment, but it really isn't a big deal to see women dancing together.
It's less common (yadadada gender roles), but there are men out there dancing together too! Nothing is stopping them! Or anyone at any point on the gender spectrum to do the same steps as anyone else!
I just think it's so great. Go learn sevillanas! It's exactly as queer as you want it to be.
You can start by learning the arm movement that will impress anyone in any dance club: "pluck the apple, take a bite, and throw it away". Learn it from the legendary Lolita Flores here.
Link to first video, second video, third video and fourth video.
Un gitano descubriendo extraterrestres es justo lo que le faltaba a este 2025 pic.twitter.com/7mu1CM7AhW
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Después de haber dibujado a Yui Komori con el vestido flamenco sevillano de Miss Acacia, quise dibujarla como una gitana rumana o romaní. Cómo los vampiros descienden de Rumanía, me sentí otra vez OBLIGADA POR MI MISMA XD dibujar a Yui como gitana, inspirado me en muchos personajes para su atuendo, obviamente de Esmeralda del libro "Nuestra señora de París" o "El jorobado de Notre Dame" y la princesa de los gitanos Anna Valerious de "Van Helsing" . . . After having drawn Yui Komori in Miss Acacia's Sevillian flamenco dress, I wanted to draw her as a Romanian or Romani gypsy. How vampires descend from Romania, I felt FORCED BY MYSELF again XD to draw Yui as a gypsy, I was inspired by many characters for her outfit, obviously Esmeralda from the book "Notre Dame of Paris" or "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" and the gypsy princess Anna Valerious from "Van Helsing"
Asociaciones gitanas piden protección para las familias del municipio jiennense por el vuelco de coches, pintadas y hasta el incendio, al parecer, provocado, de una vivienda tras conocerse que los detenidos eran de esa etnia
This situation is currently very underreported, especially in English, so I thought I would share.
Organized, racist violence has broken out against the Romani community of Peal de Becerro. Several families have had their houses burned down and/or defaced, as well as having their cars overturned and damaged. Hate speech is being spread rapidly online and in local media. These people are making concerted effort being made to violently drive Romani families out of their homes and communities.
This current wave of racism began in response to the death of a local resident, in which a small number of Romani individuals have been allegedly implicated. I don’t really know the particulars because I can’t read well in Spanish, and it will be very difficult for me to sort the information out. What I can tell you is this-- we do not deserve to be met with full-blown, racist, white supremacist violence when individuals act poorly or make hard choices. It simply does not justify this level of hatred and prejudice, and it certainly does not justify a literal pogrom, which is what’s happening in Peal de Becerro.
Carmen, de Prosper Mérimée (1847)