The leader of the opposition to the Chavista regime, Maria Corina Machadothe mayor of Zaragoza, Natalia Chuecaand conductor Cruz Díez, Manuel Juradohave launched on their networks a moving joint message intended for all Venezuelans living in Zaragoza. And with this, to all sensitive people the fight for freedom in Venezuela. In the Aragonese capital, the next sundayhas 12:30 p.m. At noon, the Cruz Díez orchestra will perform for the first time, and Machado, Chueca and Jurado encouraged citizens to “not miss” this “plan of solidarity with Venezuela.”
The orchestra responsible for giving the recital is very special, since it is conducted by the young prodigy Manuel Juradowho at only twelve years old took the lead. Once in exile, he was promoted from Madrid Cruz Diez Orchestracomposed of a hundred Venezuelan immigrant musicians, so that they can preserve their dreams and not abandon their profession. Thanks to this tenacity and effort, the Cruz Díez orchestra was a finalist in the competition I have talent from Spain, and recognized by artists of immense international prestige, such as Gustavo Dudamel, or himself. Nacho Canopersecuted by the government of Pedro Sánchez. It was precisely Cano who gave them the opportunity to perform the Symphony of the Spectacle Malinche.
The Cruz Díez Orchestra in Zaragoza
It is therefore a unique opportunity to show the civic resistance of the citizens of Zaragoza, in a show of “unity”, as described by María Corina Machado, through the participation in this moment of encounter with the artistic beauty of the Cruz Ten orchestra. . “Don’t miss it!” added the leader enthusiastically.
María Corina Machado highlighted this unique event in Aragon, which will be held in Zaragoza, and whose mayor Natalia Chueca has already shown on other occasions her support for the opposition and in particular for the heroine of Venezuela, to whom the exiled filmmaker Gustavo Tovar compared his own Augustine of Aragonduring his recent visit to the city.
As the Minister of the Presidency, Ángel Lorén, pointed out, “Zaragoza is the city of opportunities”, and therefore, “a concert featuring young people who have had to leave Venezuela has its place in the Mozart Hall.” in search of freedomThe City Council of Zaragoza has always defended freedom.
An invitation that was appreciated by the director Manuel Jurado of the Cruz Díez Symphony Orchestra, who also participates in the promotional video. The jury highlighted that “music is synonymous with union and in a time of division and repression, music plays an important role.
More than 130 musicians in exile
This orchestra, which has 130 membersaims to unite cultures through music, organizing large concerts in different spaces; promoting musical education in educational centers, companies and foundations, through workshops, conferences and conservatories, to raise awareness of the language of music; organizing intensive courses and masterclasses and contributing to creating a world of peace through music. The name of the group is a tribute to the Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz Diez, father of optical and kinetic art.
On this occasion, more than fifty musicians will come to the city of Ebro to give the concert United for Venezuelathanks to the support received by Ibero-Venezuelan Associationbased in the city, and Zaragoza City Hall. In addition, he collaborates Government of Aragon.
The orchestra will perform a program of pieces from Joaquin Turina, Georges Bizet, Ennio Morricone, Hans Zimmer, Alberto Ginastera, Arturo Marquez, Pablo Herrero And Jose Luis Armenteros, Pedro Elias Gutierrez And Luis Eduardo (I fight) Bermúdez. Tickets to enjoy the concert can be purchased on the Auditorium’s website, at a price of 15 euros.
