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At the Arsht Center, a flamenco festival where song reigns supreme

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By Emily Cardenas Verified
| WLRN-FM (Miami, FL) Verified
vibrant Flamenco scene in the 1980s when many tablaos dotted the city. These flamenco venues originally developed during the 1960s throughout Spain replacing cabarets. “I have wonderful memories of those times … I felt very much at home in Miami,” says Heredia, the daughter of Málaga-born singer Rafaela Reyes “La Repompa” and Madrid-born guitarist Luis Heredia.
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At the Arsht Center, a flamenco festival where song reigns supreme

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By Emily Cardenas Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
Amparo Heredia has a vivid recollection of her parents performing in what was Miami’s vibrant Flamenco scene in the 1980s when many tablaos dotted the city. These flamenco venues originally developed during the 1960s throughout Spain replacing cabarets. “I have wonderful memories of those times … I felt very much at home in Miami,” says Heredia, the daughter of Málaga-born singer Rafaela Reyes “La Repompa” and Madrid-born guitarist Luis Heredia.
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At the Arsht Center, a flamenco festival where song reigns supreme

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By Emily Cardenas Verified
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Amparo Heredia has a vivid recollection of her parents performing in what was Miami’s vibrant Flamenco scene in the 1980s when many tablaos dotted the city. These flamenco venues originally developed during the 1960s throughout Spain replacing cabarets. “I have wonderful memories of those times … I felt very much at home in Miami,” says Heredia, the daughter of Málaga-born singer Rafaela Reyes “La Repompa” and Madrid-born guitarist Luis Heredia.
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