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Chef Jose Rodriguez Rey, fashion designer Juana Martin, TVE news programs and the Catholic University of Murcia, among the winners for his career and his relationship with flamenco.
Ambassadors of Japan, Mr. Satoru Satoh, and India, Mr Sunil Lal, were special guests this evening at the Awards Ceremony of the International Cultural Festival Call Cante de las Minas, known as Trophies " Pencho Cros ".
The awards presentation began with the first of the First Edition of the "Cante de las Minas in Japan."
It will be the end of this August, just after the Festival, when a delegation of the Foundation Cante de las Minas visit the country Nippon.
There, three of a test that will representatives of Japan in unionense Festival 2015 will be held.
The Japanese Ambassador expressed his satisfaction with this project, and pointed out that his country concentrates a huge number of fans flamenco, art which is a passion.
For his part, Ambassador of India, the first country he visited "Las Minas Flamenco Tour" in 2013, has also expressed his gratitude to the Festival del Cante de las Minas the narrow twinning has occurred between the two cultures.
Then we proceeded to the delivery of Trophies "Pencho Cros", whose purpose is to reward certain activities that promote and stimulate the development of International Festival del Cante de las Minas.
The most excitement has been raised, no doubt, has been the "Gastronomy" Award, which has been collected for Jose Rodriguez Rey, owner of the restaurant "El Bohio" in Illescas, Toledo, with a Michelin Star.
Although television and "Master Chef" program have been the culprit that you know all the houses of Spain, has a long history, in front of the stove, which has combined tradition and modernity, to raise the kitchen Spanish to the altars of excellence.
The "Stylistic Arts" Award has been for creative without limits, that has become the very image of modern, transgressive woman, full of marices: Cordovan designer Juana Martin.
The "Fine Arts" Award has been given, ex aequo, photographers Toni White and Rosillo Virginia, for their technical and artistic ability to capture in pictures Flemish art in its varied expressions.
The "Journalism" award was for "news programs" in Spanish Television.
Year after year, the news programs have always picked last hour of the Festival del Cante de las Minas.
Interviews with the players, with summaries of galas and competitions, spreading the word flamenco mining the four cardinal point.
The "Patronage" Award was awarded to the San Antonio Catholic University of Murcia UCAM.
Created in 1996, the University has achieved the "coming of age" as an established educational institution, which currently has more than fifteen thousand students, 28 official degrees, 57 master's and 21 doctoral programs.
But UCAM also takes great support for culture and sport, sponsoring many initiatives in the Region of Murcia, in particular the creation of his Flamencology, in conjunction with the Foundation Cante de las Minas, which has definitely elevated to university teaching and research on the art of flamenco.
The "Discography" Award has been given to Jeromo Segura, last winner of the Mining Lamp, for his album "Voice of Mine, Miners Cantes Anthology of the Union".
A job that gets the legacy of Mining Cantes families Cros and Fernandez, the anthology purity mining cante de La Union.
The "Research" Cantes award they have received, ex aequo, José Luis Navarro and Akio Iino, for the reissue of "Cantes Mine" at its twenty-fifth anniversary, and José Francisco Ortega Castejón for his work "Mine . Cantes by Tarantas. "
Two works that are a clear example of scientific work and outreach around flamenco and Cante de las Minas performing their authors.
Finally, the Prize "Promotion of Music", ex aequo too, The Sea Music Festival in Cartagena, at its twentieth edition, and the Festival de Cante Flamenco Lo Ferro, now celebrating its thirty-fifth contest.
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