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To participate in this activity, included in the 'traditionarARTE' project, directed by Carmen María Martínez Salazar, prior registration will be required on the phones 968 473 127 // 968 473 130, since the maximum capacity will be 20 children.
The Councilor for Education of the City of Lorca, Antonia Pérez, has reported that, by tomorrow, Friday, December 27, an activity has been organized to be held at the Lorca Children's and Youth Library.
The mayor of Education explained that "this event, intended for children from 5 years, will be held in the Children's and Youth Library of Lorca, located on the 3rd floor of the Cultural Center of the City, at 12 hours."
Pérez Segura recalled that "the activity is free, but prior registration is necessary since the maximum capacity is 20 children. Therefore, all those parents interested in having their children enjoy it, should contact them through the telephones 968 473 127 // 968 473 130, as well as in the Pilar Barnés libraries and the Children's and Youth Library ".
This workshop will be taught by Carmen María Martínez Salazar, Bachelor of Fine Arts and Senior Technician of Plastic Arts and Design in Applied Arts of Sculpture.
Martínez has worked, above all, as a cultural educator and restorer.
He began in the interpretation of traditional music at an early age.
Since 2015, he has been a member of the 'Women with Root' group, which honors women in the oral tradition of southeastern Spain.
And since 2018 integrates the Quereres y Dejenes conference-concert, where an approach is made to the study of gender identity through the popular songbook of Murcia.
It also carries out traditional singing courses and in 2015 it started the traditional ARTE project, which combines the two lines of work: Art and tradition.
Workshops of traditional themes and plastic and musical cutting, whose activity has been growing, developing and adapting to other disciplines such as poetry and social memory, always with heritage and with a plastic discourse through the fine arts.
The Councilor for Education has encouraged all parents "to take their children so they can learn Christmas carols, as well as play traditional instruments."
Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca
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