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| Fruit of the union of an important group of young musicians from Cartagena, the song aims to encourage citizens in these last days of confinement | Different musicians from Cartagena have come together to release 'Querida ciudad', a song that aims to support and encourage citizens in the last days of confinement.Thus, a large number of musicians from Cartagena have been involved in the recording of this emotional song, composed by Rubén Villahermosa (Río Viré), which talks about different emblematic aspects of the city, as well as the feelings and longings that have been generating these days of confinement.According to its creator, "I hope that 'Dear city' will serve as a kind of hymn that will help us to overcome the final stretch of these weeks at home and that, on the other hand, it will give visibility to cultural and creative work, as a good to care for and defend in Cartagena and throughout the world.

"An initiative supported by the Department of Culture, which has collaborated to make the project possible at the organizational level, and which has resulted in “an experience in which young musicians have been involved, especially representing the new batch of artists from the city ”, stated the mayor of the Culture area, David Martínez Noguera.The female singers, Ainhoa ??García, Ana Tomás, Julia Baeza, Lydia Martín and Claudia Vergotti, together with Rubén Villahermosa (Río Viré), Carlos Zambrana, Álvaro Castillo and José Mª Vidal (Karmacadabra), have made this choral work possible, in the Some young musicians have also participated, supported by others with a long professional career, such as the Councilor for Culture, Carlos Piñana (guitar), Alejandro Solano (percussion), José Antonio Aarnoutse (guitar), Lucas Albaladejo (keyboards), Bryan Vega ( bass), José Manuel Parrón (trombone), Álvaro Pintado (sax), Juanito Ruíz (trumpet) and Lorena Cortés (percussion).The recording, made with the own means of each musician, has been mixed by Miguel Alcázar and the video has been possible under the editing of Daniel Nadal, all coordinated by Toni Peña.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena