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The next concerts that will be held in the Regional Park El Valle and Carrascoy will be held on October 19 and 26 in charge of 'Mujeres con Raíz' and of Virginia Rubio Blues Trio respectively. Each concert has a maximum capacity of 60 seats and to be able to attend must reserve the seats through telephone 968636205
The Councilor for Urban Planning, Environment, Water and Vegetable Garden, Antonio Navarro, together with the Councilor for Infrastructure and Public Works and Services, Rebeca Pérez, and the Councilor for Economic Promotion, Culture and European Programs, Jesús Pacheco, present the second edition of 'Majal Blanco Sounds' after the success and the great participation that left this first cycle that finalized the past spring.
Navarro recalled that "this cycle of concerts in this special environment has as its main objective to combine music and nature, that is why it is held in the Nature Classroom of the El Majal Blanco municipal farm, located in the heart of the El Valle and Carrascoy Regional Park, that will become a natural scenario where four musical concerts of different styles will be accommodated: folk, blues singer-songwriter and old music ".
It is an activity for all audiences, for lovers of nature, culture and gastronomy, which will be held in autumn and spring, taking into account that the concerts will be outdoors and in natural light.
In addition, as in the first edition, all concerts will be accompanied by a tasting of typical Murcian tapas.
The concerts this fall will be held on October 19 with the traditional music group 'Mujeres con Raíz'.
This group was created in 2014 to pay a well-deserved tribute to the traditional voice of Murcian women.
Songs of lullaby, prayers, children's songs, jotas, parrandas or malagueñas are part of his repertoire where they review all the ages of life.
The second concert of this new cycle of 'Majal Blanco Sounds' on October 26 with Virginia Rubio Blues Trio.
Blues voice of Madrid, self-taught in his training, approaches this genre when listening to classical songs of early twentieth-century singers such as Ma Rainey, Alberta Hunter and Bessie Smith to whom he feels special admiration.
She is accompanied by Pablo Sanpa on guitar and Pablo Orenes on double bass.
Jesús Pacheco has reported that "the cycle will continue in the spring of 2019, with the old music group 'Música Ensemble' on May 31 and end on June 14 with the young singer Carmesí."
To be able to attend the concerts you have to book the places through the phone number of Ecoespuña 968636205, which manages this program.
The registration period will be open from today until one day before the date of each concert.
The maximum capacity is 60 seats and each concert has a cost of 10 euros.
A bus will pick up the participants in the roundabout of the City of Murcia (1st stop) and in the Plaza de Moreras, Torreguil (2nd stop), and will take them to the El Majal Blanco Nature Hall.
Once there, they will know the facilities through an environmental educator.
Then the concert will begin, which will last approximately 1 hour.
Then the gastronomic tasting will be done.
'Majal Blanco Sounds' is a meeting point to value the natural spaces of the municipality of Murcia through culture and gastronomy.
It is intended that in a different way the user really perceives the value of the area and ensure that a cycle of these characteristics hardly leaves a mark on the environment.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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