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• Folk & WorldFlamenco ToqueThe guitar branch of flamenco: the light nylon-string flamenco guitar with its rasgueado, picado, golpe and alzapúa vocabulary — accompanist to cante and baile, and, since Paco de Lucía, a solo concert instrument.
• Folk & WorldFlamenco BaileThe dance branch of flamenco: reinforced-heel zapateado footwork, sculpted braceo arm work, and choreographies specific to each palo — the visible face of flamenco.
• Folk & WorldFlamenco CanteThe singing branch of flamenco: unaccompanied or single-guitar vocal delivery in twelve-beat palo cycles, with microtonal ornamentation and a prized 'cracked' voice.
• ClassicalOpera Buffa18世紀イタリアの喜歌劇。市民的日常と滑稽な人物像を題材に、軽妙なアリアと、複数の歌手が同時に歌う重唱で展開する。
• ClassicalOpera Seria去勢した男性歌手(カストラート)がスーパースターだった、18世紀イタリアの正歌劇(セリア=まじめなオペラ)。神話や古代史の英雄を題材に、超絶技巧と即興で飾り立てるアリアで聴衆を熱狂させた。
• PopRosalía-Generation Spanish PopThe 2018-onward Rosalía-generation: flamenco vocal ornamentation folded into US trap production and reggaeton dembow. Rosalía, C. Tangana, Aitana, Nathy Peluso, María Escarmiento.
• Latin & CaribbeanRumba FlamencaThe rumba branch of flamenco: Cuban son grafted onto flamenco vocabulary. Split between the Andalusian rumba flamenca strand and Barcelona's parallel rumba catalana.
• Folk & WorldFadoポルトガルギターの倍音が震え、たった一人の声が運命と喪失を歌う——19世紀のリスボン下町に生まれた、サウダーデ(あきらめと郷愁が溶け合った感情)の歌。
• Electronic & DanceItalo DiscoSynth-driven European disco with robotic basslines, drum machines, and accented English vocals.
• Rock & MetalSpanish RockPost-Movida Spanish rock: Zaragoza's Héroes del Silencio, Extremadura's Extremoduro, Navarre's Marea, and Bilbao's Fito & Fitipaldis — darker, wordier, more literary than the Madrid scene that preceded it.

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