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After the resounding success of his world tour: Raphael, 50 years later, with more than 50 concerts and 375,000 viewers, the artist has returned to the stage with a new project in my heart You, an album where tangos, rancheras and boleros are the protagonists.
He presents on Thursday November 24th back in Cartagena and does so in the Auditorium and Conference Centre The Batel, within the program of the Department of Culture of the City of Cartagena. Raphael will be accompanied by a large band of musicians that well interpret the songs, their classics.
Tickets are sold out for over a month.
I owe thanks to all the Americas.
This is my second home.
From America to the southern cone, I feel I am part of the lives of many people, of many families and homes, and Spain.
It recognizes many lovers of tangos, boleros and rancheras.
With these words, Raphael presented his new job, a triple CD with 40 songs entitled I carry in my heart and dedicated to three basic genres of Latin American and universal music: tango, bolero and ranchera.
In the Regional Auditorium will be surrounded by a range specially designed instruments for the occasion.
A standard instruments of the band: piano, bass, drums, keyboard and guitar, there are others that will give character to a very special repertoire, trumpet, violin and bandoneon.
A deluxe band to sound these memorable songs that have flown over generations and are part of our life, our memory and our culture, and successes of all time those who Raphael does not give your audience and not allow it.
The staging is inspired precisely in these three genres.
Raphael wanted to go for vintage treatment which recreate the environments of the three styles.
I carry in my heart is a journey through 40 songs that are 40 timeless gems of music, who have flown and fly over the generations and are part of our life, our memory and our culture. I burned the disc under the absolute respect for the songs and their authors.
I have sung tango because I wanted all along.
I did early in my career with Manuel Alejandro.
I've recorded in Buenos Aires with an air of tango, unsophisticated, as it is.
With respect I have for this music, country and local artists.
The bolero is the feeling of America, which unites all the countries and comes to America sung in English.
Mexico, Cuba, Venezuela give their all but it's always bolero style.
And the truck is Mexico, a country vital to my career.
The disc huapango bullfighter was one of my greatest hits with songs like La Llorona.
It is not my first experience with the truck.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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