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With the verses ALBA


The poet repentista
Luis Paz Esquivel (Papillo) represented Cuba and the Bolivarian Alternative for the Peoples Our America in the largest event Uruguayan rural folk


By Pedro de la Hoz
Taken from Granma

A stroke of spinels the poet Luis Paz Esquivel (Papillo) , left a deep and tender impression on the thousands of spectators who attended the 2011 edition of Creole Week del Prado in Montevideo, the largest event, with 86-year-old folklore Uruguayan rural reaches an increasingly international dimension.

Recognized as one of the most prolific and imaginative repentistas Island and director of the Tenth Ibero-American Center and Improvised Verse , based in Havana , Papillo represented not only Cuba but the member countries of the Bolivarian of the Peoples of Our America.

Under the canopy of ALBA cultural programs, to be joined by lutenist Papillo Edwin Vichot Cuban and Venezuelan Ernesto Da Silva sheds, Cyclone Margarita, and his accompanying group singing to friendship, solidarity and integration of the peoples of the continent.

days repentismo They shared with minstrels of Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Brazil and Uruguay on stage baptized with the names of Carlos Molina, a distinguished Uruguayan improviser, and Alfredo Zitarrosa, minstrel over Republic East , author the famous song violin Becho The .

Back Havana, Granma Papillo confessed to sing ALBA missions "could not imagine that the mere mention of the Operation Miracle awakened many expressions of enthusiasm in the public ".

"In Uruguay," he said this is a very sensitive issue. The Cuban doctors to Venezuela's support has been restoring sight to very humble people approached us and asked us if we had in mind that joint action in our improvisations.

About the level of the participants said: "In Chile and Argentina are emerging youth renew the tradition. Is beyond what is already happening in Cuba is emerging: a qualitative leap in the repentismo and attuned to new generations. "

"Uruguayans-said-they want to breathe new life into the payadas. There was very interested in the authorities and colleagues our experience with improvisation workshops for children."

La Criolla Prado this time was devoted to the bicentennial commemorations of the first independence. Along this artery emblematic of the Uruguayan capital exposed crafts, rural skills were displayed and marketed farm products and livestock.

"remembered" said Papillo-the spirit of our Days Cucalambeanas . The rural tradition pervades the city and is updated. The Cultural ALBA can be a legitimate platform for these expressions represent our people. "


This link Version original Granma.





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