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About 200 people will not want to miss on Friday 29 November Archaeological Museum Enrique Escudero de Castro Cartagena to enjoy the performance of Piñana Curro, who also shared the stage with his father Antonio Piñana.
The artist was responsible for closing the cycle Tuesdays Museum.
Where all pleasures come together.
The Cartagena Andalus, which came to an end with the recital of this popular singer.
Entitled interpreter desires.
Ibn Arabi from flamenco, Piñana delighted the audience with different flamenco styles for over an hour concert.
Music was not the only star of the day, and that poetry also jumped in the event that made the audience would not get up from your seat to hear poems recited this Cartagena.
Besides poetry that tells the story of Ibn Arabi, the artist explained between post and post what it was every performance for the public to understand each issue carrying out.
Piñana recalled in this recital the different origins of flamenco through this action that has already toured several parts of the world such as the Alhambra in Granada.
Thus, the Archaeological Museum of Cartagena was crowded with people and based flamenco closed this program fall activities.
The very Councillor for Culture, Rosario Montero explained on the day of the presentation of this cultural cycle, the event has served to shed light on an aspect as important as unknown specific historical period, which is the Islamic presence in the city.
Born in Cartagena in 1974, Curro Piñana began his apprenticeship with the direct teachings of his grandfather (Antonio Piñana, father) on the varied and complex styles miners.
Degree in Psychology and a Masters in Musical Research by the University of Murcia, currently teaches as singer and Professor of History, Aesthetics and Sociology of Flamenco at the Conservatory of Music.
His Flemish work is not limited exclusively to the artistic.
As a keen student of flamenco, he has given numerous lectures and illustrated in institutions such as the Universities of Seville, Alicante and Extremadura, or host? Flamenco in France Do in Paris, among others.
He has been director of the Aula de Flamenco de San Pablo CEU University from 1999 to 2003.
Throughout his career, Curro has obtained, among others, the important awards among which are: Mining lamp in the XXXVIII International Festival del Cante de Las Minas (1998), along with other prizes of the same festival: Cartageneras, Tarantas and mining fandango;? Cup? Teatro Pavón Youth Prize Figures Flamenco granted by the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid (1997) and the National Award for Flamenco "? Úbeda City (2006).
He has performed throughout the Spanish geography and varied countries, many of them regularly: United States, Japan, Germany, Russia, Morocco, UAE Ã Arabs, Poland, France, Belgium, England, Ireland, Portugal, Algeria, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Italy, Lithuania, India, etc..
His discography includes works: From the human and the divine (1998), Curro Piñana Miguel Hernández (2002), Bolts (2003), From waking at dawn (2004), Misa Flamenca (2007) and Anthology of Cante Minero (2011 ).
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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