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Gen Rosso in Spain

Sep 7, 2016

Acoustic concerts in several Spanish cities. Guitar, drums, acoustic bass, piano, saxophone and the voices of Gen Rosso. Twenty songs from 50 years of music-making.

Guitar, drums, acoustic bass, piano, saxophone and the voices of Gen Rosso. 201609_GenRossoTwenty songs from 50 years of music-making: Un’altra umanità, Nascera, Costellazioni, and more. An acoustic and multi-cultural concert in three languages: Italian, Spanish and English. Below are the dates and locations of Gen Rosso’s tour in Spain: September 16, Teatro Jacinto Benavente de Galapagar, Madrid September 18, Teatro Fernández Baldor de Torrelodones, Madrid September 21, Auditorio Fundación Caja Rural de Granada September 23, Gran Teatro de Cáceres Sepember 24, Teatro Auditorio Riberas del Guadaíra, Alcalá de Guadaíra, Seville September 27, Vigil of Mercy at 20:30, Parish of San Pedro Poveda, Jaén September 29-30, Borja Hall, Valladolid October 2, Auditorio Colegio La Sagrada Familia, the Marists, Cartagena, Murcia Gen Rosso International Performing Arts Group is known for its internationality and the personal commitment of its  members to spread a message of universal brotherhood and peace in favour of a more united world.


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