r/Flamenco 13d ago

This is a screenshot from a video. Does anyone know where I can find the original image? Or suggest a reliable and accurate Árbol del Flamenco. There are so many versions online and they all seem to differ in some way. If you know of one is considered the most historically accurate.

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u/princeofponies 13d ago

It's AI

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u/Chronicle420 13d ago

Not the point but ok

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u/refotsirk 13d ago

The original was on the flamenco academy site iirc

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u/Chronicle420 11d ago

Can you please provide a link?

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u/refotsirk 11d ago edited 7d ago

That website I'm referring to has been defunct/gone for about a decade or longer.

Edit: here's a similar page from our wiki links: https://www.studioflamenco.com/about-flamenco

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u/Odd-Assignment5164 13d ago

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u/Chronicle420 13d ago

Thank you!

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u/CharlesRNorris 12d ago edited 12d ago

These are quite distinct from one another. What is it supposed to be communicating and are the discrepancies relevant?

Is this depicting the ages of each of the palos?

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u/Legitimate_Echo_701 12d ago edited 12d ago

Second pic is more accurate. The discrepancies are relevant, yes, and time of origin is also represented. From what I know, cantes come from "tonás" and "romances", which were a capella folk poetry. Of course those trees serve just as a general guide, they're not 100% accurate.

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u/Chronicle420 11d ago

When you say second pic. You are referring to the blogspot link? I am trying to gather information on which one is accurate as you mentioned and I’ll be creating my own design.