Música en Segura programmes three days of intimate concerts from November 6 to 8
The Música en Segura festival celebrates its autumn edition from November 6 to 8 with music, theatre and dance spread across venues in the Sierra de Segura, with Pacho Flores, Anna Fedorova and Manuel Ruiz among the participants.
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The Música en Segura festival celebrates its autumn edition between Friday, November 6 and Sunday, November 8, with a programme that mixes music, theatre and dance in different venues of the Sierra de Segura. According to the organisation, the concerts in this edition have a more intimate and intimate character than at other dates of the festival.
The start, on Friday, November 6
The edition begins on Friday, November 6 with the project «Héroe desvelado», by Manuel Ruiz and Íliber Ensemble, at the Iglesia de los Jesuitas in Segura de la Sierra. In the same venue, afterwards, Mehdi Aminian and Mohamad Zatari present «Quieter than Silence», a proposal that brings together Persian, Syrian and Sufi traditions around mysticism and uprooting.
Saturday, November 7: excursion and two concerts
On Saturday, November 7 the day includes an excursion to the Fuente de San Miguel, in the surroundings of Peñalta. In the afternoon, the pianist Anna Fedorova offers a recital with central works by Chopin. At night, the trumpeter Pacho Flores and the guitarist Jesús «Pingüino» González go through Latin American traditions in «Entropía».
Musical theatre across four sites
Throughout the weekend up to eight performances of «Atarjea» will be offered, a musical theatre creation designed for Segura de la Sierra that proposes a route through four historic sites in the area. It is performed by Cecilia Valencia, Chechu Zeta, Marcos León and Irene Martín Guillén.
Closing with flamenco dance
The programme ends on Sunday, November 8 with «La familia», a contemporary flamenco dance proposal by Julio Ruiz, with live music by the singer Pepe de Pura and the guitarist David de Ana.
Tickets and attendance
Anyone who wants to consult the full programme, the times, the prices and how to get tickets can do so at the festival's listing in the JaénYa agenda.
The founder and director of the festival, Daniel Broncano, points out that this autumn edition is «an invitation to listen to music up close».