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The penultimate round of "Making The Union Way has hosted the official ceremony of appointment of Son of La Union (posthumously) Ramón Perelló Ródenas a ceremony chaired by the Director General for Cultural Promotion, Antonio Martínez.
The event began with an approach to the figure of Ramon Perello, on which the official chronicler of the Union, Francisco Rodenas, gave a lecture.
Ramón Perelló Ródenas (La Union, 1903 - Madrid, 1978) is the most universal of the authors unionenses.
Perelló was songwriter, musician and poet, author of some of the most popular Spanish song lyrics distributed throughout the world as "my pony", "The good pay" or "False Monea," among others.
Spanish cinema of the fifties was the springboard star Perelló songs in films like "The Fisherman of songs" (with songs like "I want to be a matador," and "Farewell to Spain"), "The voice is mine" (with the famous "I am mine.")
The Mayor of La Union, Francisco Bernabé, has expressed "pride felt by the people of La Union by Ramón Perelló" before handing over the appointment of Son's son honored.
For its part, the Director General for Cultural Promotion, Antonio Martinez, stressed that he was "proud to be at this event, because it is Ramón Perelló", while noted in relation to unionense tribute to the author, that "the recovery Memory is central to the development of peoples "
Following the recognition of Ramón Perelló, flamenco came from the hand of Rocío Márquez, Lamp Mining last year's International Festival of Cante de las Minas, accompanied on guitar by Guillermo Guillen.
The young singer returned to La Union unionense months after winning the top prize in the Concurso de Cante Flamenco Festival unionense, Mining Lamp, in addition to winning first prize for tarantas, Murcia and other singing miners, and other songs of Malaga, Granada , Cordoba and Huelva.
Dew, which he felt the affection of the public of La Union, began the concert by peteneras, and later pay tribute to Ramón Perelló, performing "False Monea" tangos.
Followed by verdiales, milonga, limericks and tarantas, showing why it was proclaimed winner of four first prizes of the Festival Internacional del Cante de las Minas last summer.
Standing, Rocío Márquez paid tribute to their country by fandangos de Huelva, to continue mining and end their performance with bulerías.
Dew returned to conquer the audience with his voice Union elegant and nuanced.
After the performance of Rocío Márquez, was the turn of Alfonso Losa, last winner of the tournament trophy Desplante mining.
The dancer in Madrid showed the great talent he possesses, which has already shown in scenes of Latin America and Asia, and represented the ideal clip for a new round of the Cultural Week which reported a full house at the City Hall.
Source: Ayuntamiento de La Unión
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