A statue of the late Antonio Gades, Spanish dancer and choreographer, in the Plaza de la Catedral.
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2 comments:
must have been a commie...
Figures an anonymous commenter would say that. Nothing like labeling a great artist that you know nothing about. I saw Antonio perform when I was very young. I will never forget the colors and sounds and movement of that show. I was very lucky to see him!
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