The mysterious pull of an old Spanish 'Gypsy' art on contemporary musicians in Los Angeles is the essence of KUMPANIA. We see how these musicians inspire each other to reach new heights of artistry, despite the meager audience in Los Angeles.
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"KUMPANIA Flamenco Los Angeles" (a documentary film - 90 second trailer)
The mysterious pull of an old Spanish Romani art on a group of contemporary musicians in Los Angeles is the essence of the ...
KUMPANIA Flamenco L A Festival Trailer 2012
A documentary about keeping the art of flamenco alive in the city of Los Angeles. These dedicated artists devote their lives to the ancient Spanish-Romani art ...
KUMPANIA Flamenco Los Angeles - Documentary trailer 2013
Portraits of extraordinary flamenco performers in Los Angeles who keep the art form alive. Narrated by Bruce Bisenz. Starring singer Antonio De Jerez guitarists ...
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The mysterious pull of an old Spanish Romani art on a group of contemporary musicians in Los Angeles is the essence of the documentary Kumpania.
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