BulerÃas
Bulería (plural: Bulerías ) is a flamenco dance to the cante chico (small, so slight, cheerful vocals) is counted. The origin of the name is disputed. One suspects that there is something burlarse with the Spanish word (, fool, mock '; originally Arabic: buhali, the fool ') has to do. Accordingly, the Bulería is a naughty, usually faster and peppy dance in 12/4-Takt which is especially among dancers in flamenco very popular due to its versatility.
The rhythm of the Bulería
Based on 12 beats are in the basic rhythm ( compas ) the Bulería the 12, 3, 6, 8, 10 emphasized what can be represented as follows:
This very unusual for classical music stroke accents are often found in flamenco.
A common variant is the emphasis on beats 12, 3, 7, 8, 10:
The Letras ( verses ) of the Bulería be sung at the end of Alegría. Often the Bulería - compas is connected to other Palos:
- Rondeña por Bulería
- Soleá por Bulería
Etc.
- Flamenco
- Music ( Spain)
- Spanish Dance