ENTORNOINTELIGENTE.COM / The city of Cartagena de Indias in addition to being a major tourist destination, is also a meeting point for culture. The tenth edition of Hay Festival, attend event where writers, intellectuals, filmmakers, journalists and personalities to Nobel Laureates as JMG Le Clézio and Jody Williams: Just from January 29 to February 1 an important meeting takes place. But at a meeting of such importance could not miss the musicians and stars such as Brian Eno and Juan Luis Guerra shone with great intensity. But there was an event that raised great expectations, moving crowds: the presentation of an orchestra of El Sistema, the Latin-Caribbean Orchestra Simón Bolívar.
On Friday January 30 as majestic and imposing venue in the city of Cartagena as the Plaza de la Aduana looked packed both Colombians and tourists from around the world, all attentive to the performance of the Latin-Caribbean Orchestra Simón Bolívar, that conducted by Maestro Alberto Vergara gave their show “Letras de la Salsa”, which shows how the lyrical content within Latin music has been a major element and was divided into 5 parts: 1. The colloquial language, 2. The pained love, 3. Stories of characters, 4. Reflections of life and 5. Praise to earth
The audience was impressed with the format of the orchestra comprising six saxophones, 6 trumpets, 6 trombones, a section 6 percussionists, colorful versatility that grants be 7 vocalists, bassists and 2 plus 3 alternating pianists, all totaling 36 musicians on stage, an unusual number for groups of Latin music.
Beginning the concert the audience was delighted by the way how the orchestra led music of Beethoven and Strauss to salsa format, thanks to Alberto Vergara own arrangements. After this original instrumental introduction would develop each chapter of the show.
The public could enjoy songs like Take off your mask Hugo Go nzalez, Margarita Holy Candy Riviera, La Copa Rota Benito Jesus, Decisions and Cipriano Armenteros Ruben Blades, Maria Oscar D’León or meringue cousin Juan Luis Guerra (who had participated in the festival the day before as a speaker). Also surprised the arrangement of the theme Giros, Fito Paez, led to Chachachá and liked the old horse Simón Díaz, especially Venezuelans who attended the concert.
The most emotional moment for the Colombian public graciously come when the orchestra played an instrumental mosaic cumbias that included two jewels of neogranadino folklore, such as cumbia The Cienaguera and Cumbia sampoesana. To brighten the evening even more local touched the topic Cumbianeo of Claudia Gomez, one of Colombia’s most respected songwriters.
Latin-Caribbean Orchestra Simón Bolívar is part of the Music Conservatory Simon Bolivar institution in charge of the academic training of the youth of the National System of You th and Children’s Orchestras and Choirs of Venezuela, whose governing body is the Musical Simón Bolívar Foundation, under the Office Presidency and monitoring Management Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
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