Pasión Vega
O wydarzeniu
Immerse yourself in the stunning architecture of Seville's breathtaking Teatro de la Maestranza for the ultimate concert set to awake your understanding of classical music.
Popular music is called Pasión
Pasión Vega returns to a stage she loves…In 2005, she recorded Pasión en el Maestranza and in 2013 — on this same stage — she premiered her show Dos pianos con Pasión with the Dúo del Valle. Pasión Vega, born in Madrid, raised in Malaga, and with a heart from Cadiz has enraptured audiences with the sensual sweetness of a powerful voice that sings a bolero in the same way as a ranchera, fado or tango. Every style of popular music links together in Pasión Vega with the surprising ease of those rare sorts of voices which seem to be in tune with the beat of all manner of popular songs…
Few women of song have expressed the plenitude of love or the rupture of loss with the emotion and intensity of Pasión Vega. Her latest recording, Lorca sonoro, explores the sound of Federico García Lorca on a route of music and words. Songs and poems which remind us that her voice will resound forever in the echoes of our mind.
In a repertoire navigated by the voices of Carlos Cano, Paco Ibáñez, Jorge Marazu, Javier Ruibal and Fito Páez, Pasión Vega not only chooses pieces of the legendary La Argentinita, ‐in a personal and respectful tone-, ranging from the Café de Chinitas to Anda jaleo and Nana de Sevilla… as well, she summons Manuel de Falla or interweaves Romance sonámbulo by Lorca with Ojos verdes, the famous copla with the music of Manuel Quiroga, and the original verses of Rafael de León and Salvador Valverde, so unjustly forgotten. In other words, pure Pasión Vega.
Odlewanie/produkcja
Original idea and voice: Pasión Vega
Musical direction, arrangements and piano: Jacob Sureda
Costume design: Antonio García
Stage Director: Marc Rosich
Lighting design: Mikel Vitores
Original texts: Federico García Lorca, Juan José Téllez
Script: Antonio Romera “Chipi”, Juan José Téllez
©Pablo Padira
Double bass: José Vera
Percussions: Manuel Masaedo
