Alalá (Alegría)

'Alalá (Alegría)' is a documentary, directed by Remedios Malvárez, about the neighborhood 'Tres Mil Viviendas' de Sevilla. It is one of the most impoverished districts of Spain, but also the most jovial. Emilio Caracafé built a flamenco academy with its own resources for children at risk of exclusion. This emotive film tries to reflect how the students of the school keep together through the dance. The cantaor Arcángel, the musician Raimundo Amador (most beloved member of the community), the dancer Israel Galván (National Dance Award) are part of the film, in addition to the protagonists / students themselves. In addition, Rosario La Tremendita and Pastora Galván also joined the film.