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Those selected are Delam Heinz, David Lozano, Javier Ruescas, Francesc Miralles, Rosa s Rega, Fernando León de Aranoa and Alicia Giménez Bartlett.
More than a thousand young readers were cited this morning to meet up with the winners of this edition, and Juan Ramon Javier Cercas Barat
Around half thousand young people from all Cartagena Thursday had a very special date with the literature.
The Mandarache and Hache Project in the Department of Youth, celebrating the awards to the winners of this edition, and Juan Ramon Javier Cercas Barat, by Laws of Frontera and Leave the dead alone, respectively.
Besides meeting writers, attending the gala had the privilege of being the first to know the names of the finalists of 2015.
This Award will Mandarache novel Chamber Music (Seix Barral, 2013; Booket, 2014) Rose Rega s;
the storybook Here lie Dragons (Seix Barral, 2013; Booket 2014) film director and screenwriter Fernando León de Aranoa;
and the latest installment of the series of detective novels Nobody wants (Destiny, 2013; Booket, 2014) by writer Alicia Giménez Bartlett.
The Hache Award, which celebrates its seventh edition, has as finalists by Heinz Delam Elephant Bird Sanctuary (Edelvives, 2011) by David Lozano Garbala Heresy (SM, 2013);
and finally, written by authors and Javier Ruescas Francesc Miralles, Pulsations (SM, 2013) novel.
So will the guest outside writer regional competition, which this year will be the poet Juan de Dios Garcia for Arctic à (Germania, 2014).
All Cartagena visit next year to meet this literary jury of thousands of young people through traditional meetings that meet its tenth anniversary in 2015. Winners of this year and lived this enriching experience a few months ago and now are back in town port to return to see their readers.
During the gala this morning also received their deserved prize of 3,000 euros and a reproduction of one of the sculptures of artist Ángel Haro.
WINNERS
Both writers became according to rate this Award as a single worldwide.'s The nicest award I've been given in my life, he confessed Javier Cercas, who added today is because they are young people themselves readers that we I grant, because they are the creators of the books.
With these literary meetings I realized that youth reads a lot and well and that I discovered when I came to Cartagena, Juan Ramón Barat explained.
The writer also highlighted the important work of this type of initiatives that educate today's children for the future.
Fences also recommended that this phenomenon has to be exported to other places: Cartagena is a gem that should conserve and others should copy.
Carmen and he ngela, students of St. Vincent de Paul and participants Mandarache Award, had no doubt that Javier Cercas had to win. Both well known this literary initiative and this is his third year as part of this exceptional jury .
The best of these awards is to see how young people have moved to this project in which all Cartagena has joined, explained José David Ricardo Ortega Institute student and reader Mandarache.
TRENDING TOPIC NATIONAL
It is this young readership banner guiding the gala.
And they did it through humor between award and prize.
The presenters of the ceremony were commissioned to encourage attendees with games, performances and dances as the representation of a television news in which literature is in the foreground.
Students of IES Mediterráneo also entertained the audience with choreography designed exclusively for the occasion in which incentives were read.
Moreover, during the gala a video that summarizes the project Mandarache along visionaba this year.
The and a half thousand students were turning the show clapping, laughing and cheering his teammates and writers.
Social networks also trickled with these awards and is within minutes of the gala, the hashtag # premiosmandarache became a national trending topic and thus be one of the most talked about labels nationwide.
At the gala, conceived by stage directors Nieves Pérez-Abad, Alfredo Angarita and Begoña Iriarte, besides attending youth councilors à rea Youth, Joaquín Segado, and Culture, Rosario Montero, and the mayors of Youth, Ruth Collins, Education, Joseph Marotta, Social Care, Antonio Calderon and Vice Chancellor for Student and University Extension UPCT, Francisco Martinez.
ADDITIONAL AWARDS
During the awards ceremony complementary Mandarache Project also kept awake.
Reyes Cano Marble, IES Espada, received the award for best short story with Invention Patricia Teresa López Ruiz, IES Salinas del Mar Menor, won with his literary criticism on the border laws, Marta Conesa Pavia, the IES Los Molinos, did so with the Illustration based on a fragment of the enigma of the scriptorium ; Alba White Zamora, IES Isaac Peral, with literary videocitas.
Teachers also received their award for best work of a teaching team.
In this case, the lucky ones were M ª José Benítez, Nora Poyato Bravo, Helena Celdrán Beltran Morales and José María Martínez López Mula IES Salinas del Mar Menor.
The best work of promoting reading it wore Isabel Parra Saura, Enry Teijón Sáez and Monica Villegas Jordano, monitors the Intercultural Center for Minors.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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