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It was July 2001 when Julieta Venegas acted for the first time in Spain.
His first concert was in the festival La Mar de Musicas, in an edition dedicated to Mali.
Ten years later, that Mexican singer totally unknown in our country, will be an internationally recognized figure.
Present their latest album Another thing, one day after his performance in the FIB.
It will do a double after Russian Spanish Network on 15 July.
Tickets for the night Balkan Beat Box full cost 28 euros.
And can be purchased www.lamardemusicas.com
After making fans wait for four years, Julieta Venegas released its new and highly anticipated album, Another thing, in March 2010.
It is the studio album is going to Limon y Sal, which was a huge success with triple platinum sales and a song anthology: I'm going.
For 2011 only in Spain had confirmed a concert at the IFF.
His announcement sparked a heated debate by a large number of supporters of the festival both for and against.
His performance in The Sea of ​​Music will be a day later.
Julieta Venegas is completed with the program for July 15, where the Mexican accompany the Russian Red Spanish and Americans with Balkan Beat Box Balkan influences.
Moreover, that same day, in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento act of musical revelations of this year in France, Moroccan Red Spectacled Amazon Sophia ¯.
Vengas Juliet was born in Baja California, Mexico.
In the last years of his career has established itself as one of the most prominent songwriters in Latin pop.
It was winner of 5 Grammy and Latin Grammy awards including being one of the most awarded Hispanic stars and recognized in Latin America.
It is multi-instrumentalist playing mainly piano, guitar and accordion feature.
He has done many collaborations with artists, and has composed soundtracks for dozens of movies.
Fighting for the rights of women and children, was appointed Goodwill Ambassador for United Nations Fund for Children (UNICEF) in 2009 and Cultural Ambassador of Goodwill for the Council of Ministers for Women of Central America (COMMCA) in 2011.
Throughout his career he has sold over 8 million records worldwide.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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