If you sing my stuff I'll think you're a good aficionado. I'm a flamenco artist, and very critical of myself, very demanding, and I just assume that you like singing. The oldest flamenco is being discovered by new aficionados continuously. I think it's all a big mistake. Sevillanas can be great, at a given moment and by people that know how to sing them, but this has gotten way out of hand.
Some people hear a rumba and think that that's flamenco.
Flamenco is much more serious than that. It's something else. There hasn't been much information, but if people read or make an effort, they'll find the real thing. People that are interested in Sorderita, if they take things seriously, will probably hear an orthodox singer, I'm sure. When Ketama started they were close to their flamenco roots, and anyone that follows that road could easily end up listening to Camar n and others.