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Today Sunday took place the third and final day of competitions of the Cante de las Minas in Japan, which has participated in 32 other hopefuls in search of a place to come to La Union in 2015.
This time they have performed 23 bailoras and one dancer, who had joined eight singers, specialty hitherto had no representative.
They could not conclude from best contests of singing, dancing and guitar Festival del Cante de las Minas held for three days in the capital of Japan.
At 48 Japanese artists who participated in the conference on Friday and Saturday, have joined 32 other hopefuls on Sunday, with the main news that 8 of them were singers.
Specifically, two singers have performed and 6 singers, and they all played flamenco pieces in Castilian.
The rest, about 24, have competed in flamenco mode, more widespread practice in China and in which women predominate.
In fact, these 24 hopefuls on Sunday only one was male.
The Auditorium Theatre Nakano Zero Hall in Tokyo had again a full house to enjoy art of all participants in these tests, from which come the chosen to represent his country in the Cante de las Minas 2015, when it meets and 55th edition of the pageant world's leading flamenco.
In the corridors of the theater this evening was palpable excitement and enthusiasm of artists and family, and be able to travel to the Union within one year as a contestant of the Spanish Festival is a dream for any lover of flamenco.
The challenge now is for the jury, who must choose between the 80 participants in the competitions of Tokyo to the "lucky" that will direct the semifinals of the Cante de las Minas pass.
Know this decision is expected in the coming hours.
After the performances, the Coordinator of the Cante Foundation Mine, Manuel José Navarro Jiménez, who heads the Spanish expedition in Japan, completed has praised new work developed by the Nippon Association of Flamenco, ANIF in pro broadcast of this art.
Navarro has recognized that the jury of the Spanish delegation and experts provided by the ANIF not have it easy to select the winners, given the high level of many of the artists who have passed through the stage of the Teatro Nakano Zero Hall in Tokyo.
And is that the enormous appeal of Flemish art in Japan makes their followers and admirers are counted by hundreds of thousands, there are more than three thousand academies devoted to his teaching, and that the same are studying more than one hundred thousand citizens Japanese.
Source: Agencias
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