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Zambra
A look at the history of Sacromonte, Granada’s Romani cave neighbourhood, scarred by the 1963 floods and now overrun by tourism. Through the flamenco zambra, which recreates an almost forgotten Gitano wedding ritual, the film portrays a community striving to keep its traditions and identity alive.
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A look at the history of Sacromonte, Granada’s Romani cave neighbourhood, scarred by the 1963 floods and now overrun by tourism. Through the flamenco zambra, which recreates an almost forgotten Gitano wedding ritual, the film portrays a community striving to keep its traditions and identity alive.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:85 minutes
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José Sánchez-Montes
Director
Curro Albaicín
Curro Albaicín
Jara Heredia
Jara Heredia
Gabriela Renedo Heredia
Gabriela Renedo Heredia
Santiago Leonard Amaya
Santiago Leonard Amaya
Juan de la Rosa
Juan de la Rosa
Juan Güeto Jurado
Juan Güeto Jurado
Juan Ignacio Martín García
Juan Ignacio Martín García
Jaime Heredia
Jaime Heredia “El Parrón”
Vero “La India”
Vero “La India”
Angustias Ruiz
Angustias Ruiz “La Mona”
Estela “La Bandurria”
Estela “La Bandurria”
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