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The Seville singer Miguel Ortega has won the three least ten in the morning with the Mining Lamp 2010 International Festival of Cante de las Minas.
The singer of Los Palacios has achieved the coveted award in a strong and vibrant final in which 12 artists have competed, over 6 singers, 2 dancers, 2 guitarists and 2 instrumentalists.
Miguel Ortega has achieved Mining Lamp, worth 15,000 euros, and therefore the first Mining Award, worth 6,000 euros, and also has won the first prize for Cartageneras, and the award for tonás, siguiriyas, light and mountain , both endowed with 4,500 euros.
In the form of singing, the second prize (4,500 euros) was awarded to the singer Ana Mochón Granada, which was only 15 years has also won awards for tarantas, Malaga and bulerias, each worth 4,500 euros.
Moreover, the dancer from Cadiz Jesus Fernandez has won the trophy Desplante valued at $ 10,000, remaining in second place Francisco Hidalgo (6 .. 000)
Also, the guitarist from Morón de la Frontera (Sevilla), Francisco Moncayo (Gastor Paco) has become the trophy Mining Bordon, plus 6,000 euros.
At just 17 years, Paco Moncayo is the grandson of the Gastor, brilliant guitarist from Seville, Francisco Moncayo young teacher, who dedicated the award.
For his part, Cayetano Moreno has been the runner on guitar, with a prize of 4,000 euros.
For his part, Prime flamenco Instrumentalist Award contest, worth 7,000 euros, went to Abdon Alcaraz.
The pianist has made Murcia win the trophy up after last year being at the door.
The second prize was won the flutist Oscar Gómez Calatayud, endowed with 3,500 euros.
Finally, the award for young singers has fallen to the singer Cordoba 23, Inma de la Vega.
And the award for soleares, bulerías soleá, canes, and polo was awarded to José Manuel Segovia, José Cortés Canela ", worth 4,500 euros.
After the Gala and after learning the names of the winners, the new Mining Lamp, Miguel Ortega, has dedicated the award to a good friend who passed away this Saturday, and says he has fulfilled a dream by winning this trophy for who has worked for many years, and knows that will open many doors in the world of flamenco.
Thus closes the Golden Jubilee of the International Festival of Cante de las Minas, which has returned to reference within the world of flamenco.
The last day of unionense Festival has enjoyed the presence of the Director General of INAEM (National Institute of Performing Arts and Music), Felix Palomero, which has seen the Grand Final, giving a prize to the winners.
Also present the Minister of Tourism and Culture of the Region of Murcia, Pedro Alberto Cruz.
Source: Festival Internacional del Cante de las Minas
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