Concerts in Park Güell: Musical Paths of Freedom. Barcelona, 1974-1986
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Park Güell Carrer d'Olot, 08024 Barcelona
Between the final years of the Franco regime and the first years of democracy, Barcelona’s society experienced important yet contradictory changes. Artistic expressions, and in particular music, were the main vehicles for discovering and promoting other ways of living, both in terms of the individual and the collective.
These open-air concerts aim to be a space for dialogue and reflection on the musical paths that marked the cultural identity of an era, and of the city in general.
Entrance is free, but seats are limited and must be reserved in advance.
Concerts in Park Güell
June 30: Sounds of Freedom with Pol Aumedes
A concert blending folk dances and performance arts to remind us how tradition and contemporaneity can converge in many aspects.
July 7: Sounds of Flamenco in Red with La prenda roja
The flamenco tradition recovered mixed with current urban music, claiming the place of women in our society and female empowerment. The members of La prenda roja are: Ana Brenes, Sara Sambola and Cristina López. Presentation by Cristina López, from La prenda roja.
July 14: Latin Nights with Jordi Barceló Group
Latin music and dances were a constant in the popular festivals of the neighborhoods of Barcelona, and they still have the strength to move us. Presentation by Miquel Puddu.
July 21: From Now On with Isaac Romagosa Group
A fusion of modal jazz and different flamenco palos based on suggestive post-impressionist sounds. Presentation by Miquel Puddu.
For more events check our online events calendar.
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Parc Güell's monumental Dragon Stairway leads up from the main entrance to the Hypostyle Room. Photo by Edu Bayer courtesy of Ajuntament de Barcelona (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).
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