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The singing and dancing of two of the first swords of the last edition of the Cante de las Minas have become makeshift stage this afternoon at the Group Vicenta.
Inside one of the galleries, eighty meters deep, more than a hundred people have been able to hear the songs that brought the people of the south and those trying to alleviate the suffering of work.
David Lagos opened the show the past eight p.m. interpreting, among other clubs, a reed, seguiriyas and bulerías, accompanied on guitar by his brother Alfredo.
After the singer, it was the turn of Juan Francisco Montoya Barullo has staged art inherited from his grandfather Farruco and La Faraona mother.
The dancer has begun with a taranto and finished with a bulería por soleá.
Barullo they accompanied by Antonio Villar singing, guitar Nono and Manuel Fernandez palms.
Montoya shared lakes and sing and dance at various times of the gala.
Among the audience a special guest, the dancer, choreographer and actress, Cristina Hoyos was.
She has a few words David Lagos to show their respect and admiration: "It was one of the first people who trusted me and taught me the importance of discipline, both in art and in life was going to sing soleá. Jerez but I will sing of Triana sign of respect, "he said Lagos before beginning his recital.
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