Soleá of the Maestro (english subtitles)

José Anillo and Juan Diego Mateos at the Gala Flamenca (Jerez, Spain, January 2008).
Soleá is a flamenco rhythm suitable to express deep feelings.
The Spanish word 'Maestro' is used to designate either a highly skilled person in their art or either a venerated and loved teacher. It is often translated by the English term 'Master' but, unlike the latter, 'Maestro' does not convey any sense of domination but of admiration.

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[gionwine]

Beautiful and passionate.

[Vikoz19]

This is great! Can anyone put the letras en español? Yo quiero cantarla. Gracias.

[MrPepito]

and Juan Diego Mateos accompanies beautifully..not invasive like many are today!

[balaomaestro]

I am tired, class and art is unique to you.

A hug

Chema

No me canso, la clase y el arte que tienes es excepcional.

Un abrazo

Chema

[oMeuSolnoEscuro]

gracias!

[gionwine]

Fenomenale!

[gcurtisf]

Talk about putting your heart and soul into a song

Incredible

[damienguitar]

thank you .

[roygbiv8clubs]

I am enjoying these flamenca artists SO much!! A big thanks for the English translation (it needs a little more accuracy though). I look forward to more English translations, especially of "Bulerias del maestro" (awesome!). THANK YOU!!!!!! How about a US tour??

[johnoshaugh]

Jees, that's an amazing song!

full of gratitude and appreciation. THe writer must've found someone incredible, a true maestro maybe?