The Regidoria de Cultura, Patromoni, Memòria Històrica i Política Lingüística of the City Council of Palma organizes this week of popular and traditional culture that is celebrated from November 6 to 11 with an activities program where music is the protagonist.
November 6th. 7:00 p.m.
Municipal Library of El Molinar: Carrer Francesc Femenies, 1
Lecture: Les dones a l'aplec de rondalles of Mn. Alcover, by M. Magdalena Gelabert
November 8th. 8:30 p.m.
Teatre Municipal Xesc Forteza: Plaça de Miquel Maura
Music: La terra parla. Homenatge a Marusa Cano. With the participation of: Marusa Cano, Raphel Pherrer, Eugeni Canyelles and Toni Miranda (Sis Som), Antonia Rubio (Aliorna), Miquela Lladó, Pep Toni Rubio, Toni Pastor, Bernat Cabot, Jimi Torres, Pep Balaguer and Jaume Roig ( Nostra Music), Pilar Reiona López (Xaloc Music), Marta Elka (Xaloc Music and Posidonia) and Escola de Musica i Danses de Mallorca. Musical direction: Toni Pastor and Marta Elka
November 9 8:30 p.m.
Mar i Terra Municipal Theater: Carrer de Sant Magí, 89-91
Occitan dance with Thouxazun: Guillaume Lopez (vocals, flutes and boha) and Clement Rousse (diatonic accordion and other instruments). A repertoire with songs in Occitan, French and Spanish
November 10 20:00 30 h.
Teatre Municipal Xesc Forteza: Plaça de Miquel Maura
Music: Kepa Junkera. The Basque musician, one of the most international for renovating the trikitixa (diatonic accordion) presents Fok, his immersion in the popular music of the Catalan-speaking territories. More than 200 musicians from Catalonia, País Valencià, Illes Balears and Alguer have collaborated in the project in a personal tribute to the music made in this part of the world
Advanced purchase: € 10
Box office: € 12
Information: 971 71 09 86
November 11th. 12:00 h.
Passeig del Born
Sample of popular dance with Aires Mallorquins, one of the oldest folk groups of Palma
