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Several cantaora sagas from Jerez have come together in the latest Viernes Flamencos show organised mainly by the Pe\u00f1a Flamenca Pepe Alconchel. The Montoya, Rubichi and Mijita showed that DNA does have an influence. <\/span><\/p>\n

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Yesterday, 4 August, marked the end of the Viernes Flamencos series that the Pe\u00f1a Flamenca Pepe Alconchel has programmed the Cal\u00f3 Festival <\/a>for a month. And there, representatives of the flamenco nobility of Jerez gathered: Montoya, Rubichi and Mijita. Let’s take advantage of this news to get to know these sagas better. <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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Flamenco families: the Montoya family<\/h2>\n

Pedro and Luis from the Montoya family were present. Pedro Montoya Junquera Chanquita’ is one of the latest young voices of Jerez cante. He declares himself a defender of the particular flamenco echo of this land and, among his objectives, is to continue improving every day. He has recently won the prize for the Best Young Saeta in the Pe\u00f1a Buena Gente Contest. “The saeta is for me the most difficult cante and winning this prize has made me very excited”. Luis Montoya Junquera, five years younger than his brother, is the other exponent of this lineage that originated in Calle Nueva. <\/p>\n

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Flamenco sagas: the Rubichi family<\/h2>\n

From the house of the Rubichi family, on the stage of the Cloisters of Santo Domingo, the audience could listen to the cantes of Bernardo and Tom\u00e1s. Bernardo, son of Tom\u00e1s, is another of the young promises who has already demonstrated his good flamenco skills when he won the Premio Revelaci\u00f3n de la Federaci\u00f3n Local de Pe\u00f1as Flamencas for his participation in the cycle De Pe\u00f1a en Pe\u00f1a in one of the last editions of the Festival de Jerez. <\/p>\n

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Flamenco families: the Mijita<\/h2>\n

Jos\u00e9 Carpio and his father Alfonso, patriarch of the house, were the representatives of the Mijita family. Jos\u00e9 Carpio already has three albums on the market. The last one, entitled Albariza<\/em>, was a real challenge, as it was recorded like those records of yesteryear, the times when artists would gather in a bodega or pe\u00f1a to record and leave their legacy. It was the third work after the release of La Plazuela en estado puro<\/em> and Se llama flamenco<\/em>.<\/p>\n

His father Alfonso belongs to the generation of Fernando Terremoto Hijo, Jos\u00e9 M\u00e9ndez and La Macanita. He currently combines his work with some stage appearances. His son Jos\u00e9 blends 5 flamenco lineages: Carpio, Rubichi, Agujetas, Moneo, and Chala. Nothing less…<\/span><\/p>\n

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And to the dance…<\/span><\/h2>\n

There is always dancing at these meetings and this time it was Carmen Herrera. A student of Ana Mar\u00eda L\u00f3pez, she is a member of the companies of Javier Latorre and Mercedes Ruiz and has participated in several editions of the Festival de Jerez. Domingo Rubichi was on guitar and Ali de la Tota and Javier Pe\u00f1a clapped their hands. A real luxury. <\/span><\/p>\n

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