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| Murcian musicians and first-rate artists give voice to a new version of the classic with a theme whose benefits will go to the Food Bank of Segura | Funambulista, Miguel Bañón, Oché Cortés, Óscar Ferrer (Varry Brava), the actress Pepa Aniorte… These are some of the artists who give voice to the new version of the classic 'Bolero a Murcia', the proceeds of which will go to the Food Bank of Safe.This solidarity project was born from the hand of the Murcian producer and musician Antonio Turro during the health crisis, who has brought together a dozen artists from Murcia or who have special ties to the Region to record a new version of the classic 'Bolero a Murcia', work by the composer Francisco de Val.

The song, which was released just a few hours ago (midnight Saturday to Sunday), is available on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon and Google Play."First-rate artists and musicians have joined this project, which is also a tribute to our Spring Festival," said the Mayor of Murcia, José Ballesta, who added that "the Murcian cultural sector stands out for its commitment and generosity .

These are times that require effort, responsibility and commitment, and our artists and creators have decided to step forward and put their talent at the service of a supportive cause.

”List of musiciansFunambulista, Oscar Ferrer (Varry Brava), Pepa Aniorte, Oché Cortés, Diego Martín, Sara Zamora, Miguel Bañón, Germán Meoro, Saray Melo, Joserra Soler and Carlos Segura (Malva) are the professionals who have joined this initiative, under the production by Antonio Turro.

The musicians Sergio Bernal (drums), Juan Carlos Armero (percussion), María Hernández (double bass) and David Tantalean (bandoneon and piano) also participated.

The mix has been made by Javi Desiderio.Carnations, lemons and oranges with the Cathedral in the backgroundIn addition, the Molino artist 'Rocío La Pequena' has designed the cover of this new theme, whose illustration will also be donated to the Food Bank of Segura for fundraising.

In it he shows, in the foreground, representative elements of Murcia, such as carnations, lemons, oranges and some orchard gardens, with the Cathedral of Murcia in the background.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia