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The Sharpies & their world

Flamenco

Paloma Rodriguez

A finger snap. A whole new direction

Paloma brings Sephardic roots and flamenco guitar to the Sharpies. She hears a kinship between klezmer and flamenco and wants everyone else to feel it.

At OyPizza’s talent evening, her guitar answers Oksana’s violin in Tumbalalaika. When a couple misses the end of Forever, Paloma gives them one last chord to finish their turn. She makes room for what happens around the music.

Later, Ethan gives Hava Nagila a beat nobody can dance to. Paloma asks whether they are celebrating or escaping; he simplifies, and the twins find a step. At the Times Square final, her guitar leaves space for Ethan’s clarinet. The arrangement works because they can hear one another.

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