Trova downloads start at Fiesta del Aliñao in Bayamo

Bayamo Jul 6 (ACN) The minstrels Silvio Raúl Torres and Ormán Cala, together with the group Enhorabuena and other guests, opened today the music downloads that will take place until Sunday at the house trova La Bayamesa, of this city, as part of the first edition of the Festival of Aliñao

For the pleasure of lovers of the genre in the eastern province of Granma, interpreters of the patio and recognized songwriters Across the country, like Heidi Igualada, Martha Campos, Adrián Berazaín and Fern ando Bécquer, will perform at the institution that bears the name of the founding work of Cuba's romantic song collection.

For three days, from 11am to 3pm, the Trovadas space will include the presentation of the event 's creator, Raúl Torres, who has among his main expectations to promote greater rapprochement and l & # 39; exchange of people with artists.

To this end, the program provides performances in various public scenarios of the coastal city of Manzanillo, such as the theater of the same name, the room Miguel Benavides, the promenade and the park Céspedes, places where artists such as Vania Borges Ivette Cepeda, Pancho Amat and Cabildo del Son will offer their art.

There will also be concerts and collateral activities in the rural community of Julia, about 16 kilometers from Bayamo, while the cultural square El Bosque will host performances of the Pupo groups and their New Expreso, Original of Manzanillo and Feverson

. The first edition of the Aliñao Festival honors Wilfredo (Pachy) Naranjo, leader of the Manzanillo Original and National Music Prize 2011, and the record label Colibrí, on the occasion of the 15th anniversary of its creation.

Cuban Institute of Music, the Ministry of Culture, the National Center of Popular Music, the institutions of the sector and the highest political and governmental authorities of Granma, the jolgorio is named after a typical drink of the Is from the island, who is prepared to greet the birth of a new member of the family.

Among other important events, the rich cultural heritage of the city of Bayamo reno, March 27, 1851, the emblematic song La Bayamesa, composed by anticolonialist conspirators Jose Fornaris, Francisco del Castillo and Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, and inspired by the patriotic Luz Vázquez.