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The auditorium of the Casa del Piñón has welcomed this evening the premiere of the documentary 13.Miguel Poveda, the producer Sarao Films.

The film reveals who is Miguel Angel Poveda Leon: the person behind the spotlight, a jealous man of his private life that opens the doors of his house and his family to know their origins.

The story of a boy who, having everything against to succeed in flamenco, payo, Catalan and no family tradition, managed to base determination and many fans open a hole up to become one of the current leaders of the flamenco.

Curro Romero, Rancapino, Joan Manuel Serrat, Maria Dolores Pradera, Carmen Linares or Passion Vega are some of the characters in this film of 90 minutes duration.

The work also reveals different life stages of the artist and shelled the most important moments of his career through his voice and those who have accompanied him throughout his career.

13.Miguel Poveda was shot between Seville, Badalona, ​​Barcelona, ​​Madrid, Jerez, La Union and Argentina.

In presenting this afternoon he has intervened Sarao Films producer, José Carlos Island, who thanked the collaboration of the Foundation Cante de las Minas in the project.

Cultural Agenda Festival del Cante de las Minas is completed this afternoon with the presentation of the book-album The Garden of flamenco, Juan Verdú who was accompanied flamenco agitator José Manuel Gamboa.

A chronological review of the situation of flamenco since the late Franco dictatorship to the present;

a detailed account of the main flamenco temples in the country, with stories, anecdotes and characters with their innermost section.

The edition also includes a CD with unreleased songs of Enrique and Estrella Morente.

Juan Verdú, one of the promoters of the legendary Flamenco Summit 1984 has been artistic director of over two hundred festivals and shows, jury and creator of many other Flamenco accidental recording label.

The event featured the Flemish agitator José Manuel Gamboa.

Source: Agencias