This multimedia work explores the rich world of flamenco like no other publication through text, photos, video and sound clips. In parallel to these studies of flamenco, another movement that rejected flamenco began to appear in a significant portion of Spanish society. Europe sees the culture, civilization, and progress of Spain as the stereotypical Andalusia, with its festivals, dancing, bullfighting, and flamenco that travelers crossing the peninsula had chronicled. He twisted about and thrust out his belly, folding his arms back to his sides. He had finished his university studies that year and he planned to marry a wealthy girl as soon as possible.
Tonight there is no voluptuosity, refinement, or subtle grace.
A man who is flamenco cares about nothing except that which may affect his interesting self. And even in such a case, he must only be concerned with matters of poise, elegance, smugness, suit, and kidneys. There is nothing more revolting than flamenco. However, this author is a bit paradoxical since, on other occasions his impressions seem filled with sensitivity. The antiflamenco movement has remained, not as a literary form, but as an attitude shared by some Spanish intellectuals.