The occasion, scheduled for January 8-12 in Santa Clara, can pay tribute to the excellent Cuban composer and performer (Havana, June 6, 1934 – October 3, 2024), who wrote songs like “Palabras,” “No es preciso,” Deja que siga sola” and “Tú no sospechas,” amongst others.
Valdés’ work consists of boleros, sones, criollas, habaneras and music for theater and tv.
The president of the Hermanos Saíz Affiliation (AHS) in Villa Clara, Elizabeth Casanova, advised reporters that Marta Valdés participated in a number of of those occasions right here and had a particular appreciation for Santa Clara tune motion, which may be very near her.
“Throughout her lifetime, she knew that the 2025 contest could be devoted to her work and she or he was very enthusiastic,” Casanova revealed.
In the course of the occasion, the photograph exhibition “Hoja de Ruta,” taken from her private archive, and the documentary “Marta Valdés, soberana del tiempo,” by Raúl Nogués and Juan Carlos Travieso, will probably be premiered.
On the closing ceremony, Marta Valdés’ songs will probably be carried out by distinguished singers like Frank Delgado, Ivette Cepeda, Adrián Berazaín, Ariel Barreiro, Carlos Lage and others.
The guitarist and composer Manuel Corona (Caibarién, June 17, 1880 – Havana, January 9, 1950), seduced by the fantastic thing about Longina O’Farril, launched the world-famous tune “Longina” on October 15, 1918.
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