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Antonia Singla was born in the suburbs of Barcelona and became deaf shortly after birth, so she learned to dance flamenco without listening to the music. At the age of 17, she revolutionized the world of flamenco, but before she turned 30 she disappeared forever from the stage. Fifty years later, a young woman finds some old archives and is fascinated by her. La Singla seems to hide something tragic behind her gaze and transmits a passion that goes beyond dance. Determined to find answers, she immerses herself in an investigation that leads her to discover that La Singla was a great success in Germany, where she was considered the best flamenco dancer in the world. Finally, she will try to find her to learn first-hand her heartbreaking story.<\/p>\n
Degree in Fine Arts and master in Creative Documentary, in 2008 Paloma Zapata founded her production company in Barcelona: La F\u00e1brica Naranja. She has developed a career as international music videos and music documentaries director, editor and producer. In 2020 her film \u201cPeret: yo soy la rumba\u201d was nominated for the Gaud\u00ed Awards from the Catalan Film Academy and received the award from the Ministry of Culture of Yalta, from the hands of Nikita Mijalkov. In 2022 she develops the documentary project \u201cLa Singla\u201d (a Spanish-German co-production) that has participated in international laboratories and forums.<\/p>\n
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