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Café chantant (French pronunciation: [kafe ʃɑ̃tɑ̃]; French: lit. 'singing café'), café-concert, or caf’conc is a type of musical establishment associated...

1881 Silverio Franconetti opened the first flamenco singer café in Seville. In Silverio's café the cantaores were in a very competitive environment, which...

"cafe cantantes" was named Café sin Nobre (No Name Cafe) and was opened in 1842 in Seville, Spain by flamenco singer Silvio Franconetti. These cafes were...

Café Tacuba (pronounced kaˈfe taˈkuβa), stylized as Café Tacvba, is a band from Naucalpan de Juárez, State of Mexico. The group gained popularity in the...

opening cafés cantante, which in a few years became numerous in all Andalusia and also in the rest of Spain. Although he was not the creator of the café cantante...

singing regularly at the Tropicana Club, the Delirio Habanero and the Café Cantante. Portuondo sang (duetting with Ibrahim Ferrer) on the album Buena Vista...

poets have sung to acoustic guitars and played in the then-prosperous café cantante scene. These forums showcased the folkloric music that came from South...

Aspidistra Flying Julián Bautista (1901–1961) – La Dama del millón, Café Cantante, La maestrita de los obreros Arnold Bax (1883–1953) – Oliver Twist,...

in the Seville Spring Fair. Later, when she was singing at Café de la Marina, a café cantante in Madrid, she acquired the nickname La Niña de los Peines...

dancer María La Macarrona. Juana landed her first regular job at a café cantante in Sevilla, but she earned more in the streets by the equivalent of...

tango. Musicians from the golden age performed at bars called café cantantes, such as Café de Chinitas in Málaga, which was made famous by the poetry of...

final version of the siguiriya; literally, honest, exact, complete. café cantante prime venue for flamenco in the 19th century cambio change of key and...

flamenco guitarists of the time. At fourteen he was playing in the "cafes cantantes," in the heyday of flamenco singing and dancing, for such artists as...

the last quarter of the 19th century, at the time when the "café cantante" (musical café) was the preferential venue for flamenco artists. Most of the...

Jalisco canta en Sevilla (1949) (in Spanish), retrieved 2021-10-23 Café cantante (1951) (in Spanish), retrieved 2021-10-23 El Pili – 'El Pili' Flamenco...

Antonio Ortega, most commonly known as Juan Breva, in cafés cantantes, such as the famous Café Romero, placed on Calle Alcalá in Madrid, Spanish capital...

theaters and concerts. She performed in venues accessible to her, such as café cantantés and music halls. Before World War I, La Argentina traveled to Paris...

by Agatha Christie. In 1957, Bence became one of the pioneers of the café cantante after the basement of the Santa Fe Galleries was remodeled to turn it...

Argentinian film: Café cantante (1951) with Imperio Argentina Aventura para dos (1958), with Carmen Sevilla La copla andaluza (1959) Café de chinitas (1960)...

that was accessible to everyone. They began performing in places like Cafe Cantante, a rock club that allowed everyone to access the counter culture. The...

five-syllable lines. Their popularity increased at the time of the flamenco cafés cantante that became the centre of professional flamenco performances from the...

Alba, Susana Canales, Fernando Rey Social drama Spanish Neorealism Café Cantante Antonio Momplet Imperio Argentina Musical Co-production with Argentina...

Schlieper 9 July Buenos Aires, mi tierra querida Julio Saraceni 2 May Café cantante Antonio Momplet 5 July La calle junto a la luna Román Viñoly Barreto...

career in underground artistic places of Mexico City called peñas and cafés cantantes also cultural centers and schools. In 1978 in Peña El Nahual López...

D'Ocón. Tu vida pudo ser otra A vuelta de correo. Aeropuerto Telefunken Café cantante. Caras nuevas. Cita en el estudio. Club del sábado El enigma La Goleta...

and Enrique el Mellizo (from Cádiz). He developed his career in the cafés cantante of Seville. In his turn, he was one of the main influences in the work...

(1949) Yo no elegí mi vida (1949) Toscanito y los detectives (1950) Café Cantante (1951) La mujer sin lágrimas (1951) La hija del mar (1953) Viento del...

in the “cafés cantante” in Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz, Málaga, Sevilla, Madrid... In 1885 she was already In full artistic swing in the Café de Caviedes...

inherited his father's profession, and performed only occasionally in the cafés cantante in Cádiz, refusing to become a professional. He never travelled out...