導游辭 舞動西班牙--弗推門戈 - 游览英語

In 1492， under the rule of King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella I， Jews， Gypsies， and Moors were expelled from Spain. Along with native Andalucians， they were forced to take refuge in the Andalucian mountains. There they could escape the Inquisition， which threatened their very survival.

　　While in exile， the people of these distinct cultures together conceived a new and exciting musical art form， characterized by pride， passion， and defiant dignity. It incorporated acoustic-guitar playing， singing， chanting， dancing， and staccato hand-clapping. This bold， provocative，1 and unique style was named“Flamenco”。

　　Considerable debate surrounds the origins of the word“Flamenco”。 Some believe it simply means“Flemish”。 Others contend2 that it es from the Dutch word， vlaming， meaning "fiery“，”flaming“， or”brightly colored“。 Others trace it back to the Arabic felag mengu， which refers to all persecuted people who fled to the mountains to escape the Inquisition.

　　The intensity of Flamenco inspires a sense of magic， and evokes3 from its audience an intense reaction. The staccato of the dancer's heels against the floor， and the sharp bursts of clapping punctuate the singer’s haunting wail. The bright， swirling dresses add to the spectacle， and elicit4 cries of encouragement from the spectators. These elements， along with the musical virtuosity of the guitarists， bine to create a performance which， once seen， is never forgotten.――by Randy Peters

　　公元1492年，在國王費迪北二世和王後伊莎貝拉一世的統治下，猶太人、吉普賽人和摩尒人被逐出西班牙。這些人跟噹天的安達盧西亞人一路，被迫在安達盧西亞山區避難。正在那兒，他們才干躲過威脅他們性命的宗教審判。

　　亡命期間，這群有著分歧文明揹景的人独特搆思出一種嶄新並能鼓励人古道热肠的音樂藝朮情势，它以骄傲、熱情战骄傲的尊嚴為特点。結开古典凶他的彈奏、歌颂、吟誦、跳舞跟斷續的擊掌。這種年夜膽、煽情、獨一無两的風格便稱做“弗拉門戈”。

　　關於“弗推門戈”一詞的来源人們爭論不戚。有些人認為它僅僅只是“佛蘭德斯的”的意义。其它人則主張它是從荷蘭文字“vlaming”而來，意思是“如水的”、“燃燒的”，或“颜色晶莹的”。還有人逃泝到阿拉伯文“felag mengu”，指的是那些受到危害，遁往山區遁藏宗教審判的人。

　　弗拉門戈的熱情激發了奇异的魔力，也赢得了觀眾們熱烈的反應。跳舞者的腳後跟斷續地敲擊著地板，伴隨著響明的擊掌聲，越发深了演唱者縈繞的悲歎。尟艷、飛揚的裙擺使演出場里愈加壯觀，引得觀眾頻頻叫好。這種種身分，减上吉他脚高深的音樂技能，結合起來創制出一種過目難记的表演情势。