The Cuban singer Carlos Varela will make a presentation at a hall of the old city in Panama City
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- 01 / 24 / 2008
The Cuban singer Carlos Varela will make a presentation tomorrow at a hall of the old city in Panama City in a single concert accompanied only by his guitar, he announced to national press.
La Casona, a cultural bar - gallery of the San Felipe colonial neighbourhood, a place with a number of buildings with high historic value, will be the stage for the 44 years old singer and composer who have been promoted as a representative of the "novísima trova cubana".
The term indicates a generation of authors and singers who are inspired in the work of the famous Silvio Rodríguez and Pablo Milanés, considered the founders of the Nueva Trova.
In a statement made to the show supplement of La Prensa, Varela said that in the concert he will include new themes as well as hits from his CDs Siete, Monedas al aire and Nubes.
Among many songs people can expect a version of the song Tan joven y tan Viejo, he wrote with Joaquín Sabina and of Los días no volverán, a song he usually sings with Pablo Milanés, indicates Prensa Latina.
The digital version of the newspaper Panamá-América classified him as a "urban singer, linked to rock and under the influence of reggae, country and Cuban rhythms such as son and guajira".
(Cubarte)
La Casona, a cultural bar - gallery of the San Felipe colonial neighbourhood, a place with a number of buildings with high historic value, will be the stage for the 44 years old singer and composer who have been promoted as a representative of the "novísima trova cubana".
The term indicates a generation of authors and singers who are inspired in the work of the famous Silvio Rodríguez and Pablo Milanés, considered the founders of the Nueva Trova.
In a statement made to the show supplement of La Prensa, Varela said that in the concert he will include new themes as well as hits from his CDs Siete, Monedas al aire and Nubes.
Among many songs people can expect a version of the song Tan joven y tan Viejo, he wrote with Joaquín Sabina and of Los días no volverán, a song he usually sings with Pablo Milanés, indicates Prensa Latina.
The digital version of the newspaper Panamá-América classified him as a "urban singer, linked to rock and under the influence of reggae, country and Cuban rhythms such as son and guajira".
(Cubarte)
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