It started last April 6 and this weekend reaches its conclusion. Escenario Vivo’s spring programming ends tomorrow after having hosted almost twenty activities related to multiple artistic disciplines. And finally, music and literature will be … the great protagonists.
The activity starts this Saturday in San Millán de la Cogolla with the ‘Virgulilla’ initiative, a meeting with writers in which, among others, Luz Gabás and Juan Carlos Mestre will participate and which will last from ten in the morning until nine in the morning. the night.
Saturday’s program
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San Millán.
Prime. Meeting with writers. -
Berceo.
The problem I don’t say. Germán Barrio and Cristina Verbena. 12.00 hours. -
Bobadilla.
You want me white. Elena Aranoa. 6:00 p.m. -
Tobía River Baths.
New international plectrum music from La Rioja. The Order of the Terrace. 6:00 p.m. -
Tobia.
Moss. 8:00 p.m.
The Yuso Monastery will be one of the epicenters of the weekend program, but not the only one. This Saturday, the proposals multiply in Berceo, Bobadilla, Baños de Río Tobía and Tobía. Thus, Germán Barrio and Cristina Verbena will attend Berceo with ‘The poem I don’t say’, a union of words with music so that those present can enter the creative world of various contemporary authors.
That event will be at noon and in the afternoon (6:00 p.m.) the church of San Juan Bautista de Bobadilla will receive Elena Aranoa and her album ‘Tú me Quiero Blanca’. At that same time, The Order of the Terrace will go to Baños de Río Tobía to offer a recital titled ‘New international plectrum music from La Rioja’ and the day will conclude with the personal voice of Musgö in the church of Our Lady of Los Angeles from Tobía (8:00 p.m.).
The program will close this Sunday with the ‘Canthology of Spanish Poetry’ by Emiliano Valdeolivas. The singer-songwriter will take a musical tour to San Millán de la Cogolla (12:00 and 18:00) that is defined as “a pilgrimage in songs along the paths of our poetry.”
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