The Nights in the Garden of the Amantes de Teruel face the final stretch of its eleventh edition after a first part of programming marked by the excellent response of the public and by the quality of the musical proposals that have passed this summer through the Garden of the Amantes Foundation.
The programme, which reaches its eleventh edition this year, once again demonstrates the consolidation of this cultural cycle within the city’s summer programme and its ability to attract both the Teruel public and visitors who seek to enjoy music and culture in a unique heritage environment.
After the August concerts, Las Noches en el Jardín will resume its programming on Wednesday, September 9, at 8:00 p.m., with the performance of Christina Rosenvinge. Composer, lyricist and performer, Rosenvinge has a career of more than three decades and has established herself as one of the leading figures in independent music and songwriting in Spain and Latin America.
On Thursday, September 10, at 8:00 p.m., it will be the turn of MäBU, one of the most beloved and unique bands of the Spanish independent music scene, which will be in charge of putting the finishing touch to this eleventh edition. Formed in Madrid in 2008 by the singer and composer María Blanco Uranga and the musician and producer Txarlie Solano, MäBU has more than fifteen years of experience, five albums published and hundreds of concerts throughout Spain, as well as a special connection with Mexico.
DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST
During the month of August, the public has been able to enjoy two concerts that have had a significant attendance and that have left a particularly positive balance. The first of them, starring Colectivo Panamera, reaching practically full capacity and demonstrating the great expectation generated by the proposal.
The second event, starring María Ruiz, once again highlighted the good reception that the cycle is having and the interest of the public to enjoy different musical proposals in a setting as special as the Garden of San Pedro. In addition to these two appointments, in August there was a conference by the writer and journalist Javier Sierra, entitled «The mystery of eclipses: Magic, science, art».
The Amantes de Teruel Foundation makes a particularly positive assessment of these activities due to the artistic quality of the proposals and the experience that is generated around them.
