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It was Tuesday when he designed the Flemish short: Double Fatigas and singer La Yiya delighted the audience with his performance.
It is one of the activities of the Department of Women within the program All are a
More than a hundred cartageneras appointment Tuesday in the auditorium of El Batel were given to enjoy the Flamenco short film Fatigas and double the performance of the singer Ana Ramirez The Yiya.
This is one of the proposed plans for this month All are one, the program organized by the Department of Women to honor female.
On Saturday March 8 is Women's Day, hence along these weeks a full schedule of activities to pay tribute to her figure is prepared.
The purpose of this activity is to rescue the work of women in the art of Flamenco and fight for this unfold before a man's world. This was explained during the presentation of the program last week Councilwoman Women, Clara Hall.
Meanwhile, the mayor of Culture, Rosario Montero, who chaired the meeting yesterday, stressed the important role of women throughout history.
He also attended the Councillor for Education, Joseph Marotta.
The documentary short film is based on a survey of Elvira López Hidalgo, flamenco and specialist in gender policy.
Thus, the double toils of women who were instrumental in setting the current historical Flemish (from the mid-nineteenth century until the mid-twentieth) are reported.
Artists such as Pastora Imperio, Pastora Pavón or Carmen Amaya had to confront his dual: the woman and the artist.
Conference Room B of El Batel welcomed the audience that waited impatiently projecting this short and back talk and debate.
Later was the Yiya, the singer Ana Ramirez, who delighted the audience with a performance full of emotion.
This artist, say it has become necessary for the heir of the purest sounds of flamenco talent.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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