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La Escuela de Arte Flamenco Cante de las Minas will open its doors in La Union this weekend with more than 80 students from throughout the Spanish territory, a fact which will allow for greater diversity and enrichment of the groups that make up the singing lessons, dance, flamenco guitar and percussion.
The announcement was the mayor of La Union, Francisco Bernabé, during the broadcast of the "Spain Live" National Radio, which has turned in the dissemination of the new center with a link today from the legendary Cabezo Raja, a mining enclave have gathered also the director of the School, Carlos Piñana, and one of the students in the first class, Ana Dolores Carrion.
Barnabas has been very excited about the opening of the Escuela de Arte Flamenco, "not only will mean the final push to settle the roots Flemish municipality, but already has a high number of students who generated great excitement and our best wishes. "
As pointed out, "we doubt be an adventure that begins in a dream that must come true, but we have found that by the end of the registration period, January-15 has exceeded the number of places provided, so that should be duplicated groups and that dream seems to have overtones of soon become a great success. "
One of these first pupils is Ana Dolores Carrión, a graduate in law and president of the Coral Argentum La Union during the past 15 years, who has decided to combine his passion for classical singing and get into the world of flamenco.
Carrion said "a huge fan for many years to flamenco, I've always seen as such in the singing contests," why, with his residence in the municipality unionense, had no hesitation in encouraging and prove itself in this fascinating, while rigorous musical discipline.
In this sense, the director of the Escuela de Arte Flamenco, Carlos Piñana, explained that the center is built on four pillars: the singing, dancing, guitar and, as a novelty, incorporating other instruments such as the drawer flamenco, because "there is great demand for it and its fusion with other musical genres such as jazz."
Piñana, Chair Professor of Flamenco Guitar Conservatory of Murcia, says that from this weekend is going to work two lines, "one for those students who want to learn as a hobby or a hobby, and one for those who want to pursue a career officer in the conservatory, which is why there will be musical language teachers. "
The lessons of Flamenco Art School, which will be held on Saturday morning and afternoon sessions, will be based in the Youth Space in La Union, situated at Paez Ríos, 7, although meetings will be held at the Cultural Center Asensio Sáez and in the Old Public Market, home of the International Festival of Cante de las Minas.
The deadline for registration for these classes, with limited seating is until 15 January 2011, inclusive, or in the municipality of La Union, Monday through Friday from 9:00 to 13:00 hours (tfnos. 968-560660 or 968 - 541 792) or online through the website www.fundacioncantedelasminas.org.
Source: Ayuntamiento de La Unión
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