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The Mayor of La Union and Foundation Executive Chairman Cante de las Minas, Francisco Bernabé, highly valued the development of the fourth edition of the Congress as well as the quality of the dissertations that have staged numerous flamingo feathers first global
The Secretary General of the Ministry of Universities, Business and Research in the Region of Murcia, Antonio Navarro, the Vice President of Strategic Development at the University of Murcia, Fernando Martin, Mayor of La Union and Foundation Executive Chairman Cante de las Minas , Francisco Bernabé, and singer and Mining Lamp and director Flamencology University of Cordoba, Luis Perez Cardoso "Luis de Córdoba" have closed the Fourth International Congress on University Research Flamenco held since last Thursday until today in the House of the pinion, the seat of the City Council of the Union.
During the closing ceremony, the thirty students who participated in the Congress from various parts of the national territory (Seville, Huelva, Almeria, Barcelona, ​​Madrid, Zaragoza, Teruel, Cáceres, Alicante, Orihuela and Murcia) have received their diplomas and enjoyed mining songs recital by Encarnación Fernández, twice winner of the Mining Lamp, accompanied on guitar by Antonio Muñoz, official guitarist Cante de las Minas and Mining Bordon.
The Fourth International Conference on University Research Flamenco, organized jointly by the Cante de las Minas Foundation and the University of Murcia, through the University of the Sea, has had the participation of speakers from front row "the best and most reputable than play a key role in Spain, Japan and the Netherlands ", in the words of Francisco Bernabé who recalled that" we are in the year of internationalization where they are taking the steps necessary to establish permanent headquarters Festival del Cante de las Minas in the abroad and to get essential rigor of university and academic world. "
The event ended highlighting the "success of the congress and excellence acquired keys with which they continue to work for the benefit of flamenco".
The poet, actor and writer José Luis Ortiz Nuevo, critic and journalist Alfredo Grimaldos, the Cartagena Antonio Parra, Kioko Shihaze Japanese journalist, agitator Flamenco José Manuel Gamboa, Juan Verdu flamencologists and John Vergillos, and guitarist Norberto Torres.
Also, the director and founder of the Bienal de Flamenco in the Netherlands, Ernestina van de Noort, singer and two-time winner of the Mining Lamp and director Flamencology University of Cordoba, Luis Perez Cardoso, known like Luis de Córdoba
The Vice President of Strategic Development at the University of Murcia, Fernando Martin, said "the success of the Foundation Cante de las Minas in the management of Congress has reached the highest share of participation of students, and this is a very complex activity and very select audience. "
He added that "the Festival del Cante de las Minas taken by flag internationalization with everything good that means for both the event and the university."
The Secretary General of the Ministry of Universities, Business and Research in the Region of Murcia, Antonio Navarro, said "speak of flamenco are talking about the Union for feelings, facts and work" and that "tradition and innovation intersect in the Foundation ambitious Cante de las Minas ".
Finally, has taken as his own the words of Severo Ochoa "to investigate must be more head means" in reference to the good work of the organization of the event.
Luis Perez Cardoso "Luis de Córdoba" alluded to in an exemplary Festival, based on three pillars: faith, desire and work; haves for successful conducting of any project such as the internationalization of the Festival.
After the words of Luis de Córdoba, the Executive Chairman of the Foundation Cante de las Minas, has led the singer to invite you to "come back soon to La Union, through the front door, to no longer participate in the Congress, but take part in other tasks mastered to perfection ... a mystery ".
Source: Festival del Cante de las Minas
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