Traditional and folk music from Aragón
Pep Gimeno, “Botifarra”, is the most outstanding representative of Valencian popular music. His extensive repertoire, forged over almost five decades, encompasses the cant d’estil, the albaes, the cant de treball[…]
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Academia is what the University is called, in reference to the scientific and cultural activity that it develops through its three substantive functions: teaching, research and extension. On this occasion,[…]
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On July 9, 2013, the Government of Aragon promulgated the declaration of the Aragonese jota as an Asset of Cultural Interest, agreed with a commission of experts in which all[…]
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San Martín del Río, in the province of Teruel, preserves even today the tradition of the serenade. A tradition documented for at least 160 years and in which, during the three[…]
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Saraqusta Zambra was born from the musical roots that unite the jota and flamenco. It has the extraordinary interpretation of Vanesa Osete and a luxurious accompaniment made up of flamenco[…]
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Saraqusta Zambra was born from the musical roots that unite the jota and flamenco. It has the extraordinary interpretation of Vanesa Osete and a luxurious accompaniment made up of flamenco[…]
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Saraqusta Zambra was born from the musical roots that unite the jota and flamenco. It has the extraordinary interpretation of Vanesa Osete and a luxurious accompaniment made up of flamenco[…]
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The Carlos Saura Auditorium of the Palace of Congress of Huesca offers once again a Grand Gala of Jota for the benefit of ASPANOA, with the participation of the great figures of[…]
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Mi corazón dice, dice is the title of the show offered by the two extraordinary performers of Aragonese jota Beatriz Bernad and Nacho del Río. Ten years have passed since his[…]
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The “No Fiestas” del Pilar bring to the stage of the Plaza de San Bruno one of the heavyweights of peninsular folk, Eliseo Parra, along with the Vivere Memento trio[…]
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