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This work closes a trilogy about the three great religions
The singer Curro Piñana Cartagena this morning in the Real Casino de Murcia his latest album, titled 'The soul hurt and Other Poems', with Jose Luis Mendoza, president of the institution UCAM-disk-edited and Antonio Parra, poet and writer.
Jose Luis Mendoza has excelled in the presentation that "music is an instrument of dialogue and encounter between religions."
In addition, he recalled the special love for the Catholic University and the Jewish people remembered that "UCAM was the first institution in Spain organized a meeting of Sephardic culture", held last year on the campus of Los Jeronimos.
Meanwhile, the poet and author of the foreword to this album, Antonio Parra, made a tour of the different jobs you have held Piñana on three cultures.
"The start was held under the title 'On the Human and the Divine' based on the poems of the Sufi mystic Ibn Arabi; continue with discs to Christian tradition 'Misa Flamenca' and 'Bolts', and closes today with this latest work entirely devoted to Jewish culture and especially Ibn Gabirol, the great Sephardic Jewish mystic, "he remembered.
Curro Piñana artist emphasized the great work of the musicians who have collaborated with him on this album, and thanked the UCAM editing this work.
Piñana stressed that the main goal of this record was to "unite the three religions with tolerance, love taking as reference axis for all religions."
The event concluded with a rendition of 'Ay Sefarad' by the Cartagena singer with his brother Carlos Piñana and fellow guitarist Francisco Tornero.
Source: UCAM
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