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Enrique Morente. La Voz Libre 23/7/2018 Enrique Morente. La voz libre PUBLICACIONES Enrique Morente. La voz libre Sinopsis La presente edición, colofón de las publicadas en 1996 y 2006, recoge la trayectoria vital y profesional del maestro Enrique Morente, tristemente desaparecido en diciembre de 2010, en el mejor momento de su arte y de su gloria. Fruto de un perseverante trabajo de investigación, recopilación y estudio, el volumen reúne la palabra del maestro, sus reflexiones, su discografía, sus repertorios popular y culto, horas de conversaciones con el autor, entrevistas a casi un centenar de personas cercanas al artista, más de 800 documentos de prensa y fotografías de grandes profesionales. Una compilación única y fundamental para el acercamiento a la figura y el legado de uno de los artistas más Enrique Morente. La voz libre importantes de la historia del flamenco y de la música española. AUTOR/A Balbino Gutiérrez EMPEZAR A LEER ISBN 978-84-8048-893-8 COLECCIÓN Biografías Balbino Gutiérrez FORMATO Licenciado en Historia Moderna y Contemporánea y profesor agregado de 25,5 x 18 cm., 730 pp. Bachillerato desde 1979 hasta 2005, ejerce como escritor, periodista y DISTRIBUIDOR conferenciante. UDL Libros PVP Ha sido crítico de flamenco de El Sol, El País y La Razón, y cofundador y 28 € colaborador de revistas nacionales como Qué Madrid, La Caña, Anuario Flamenco, FECHA DE Cuadernos del Matemático, Poesía en el Campus, Alma 100, Revista del Festival LANZAMIENTO de La Unión, El Canon, Boronía, y otras, en las que ha publicado artículos, 2 abril 2018 reportajes, ensayos y relatos. Asimismo, ha trabajado con las revistas internacionales Arts et vie y La Pensée de Midi. En el ámbito periodístico, destacan sus escritos y estudios sobre Cansinos Assens, el Concurso de Cante Jondo de Granada de 1922, la poesía culta y el flamenco, Yves Montand, Georges Brassens, etc., así como sus entrevistas a Camarón de la Isla, Paco de Lucía, Enrique Morente, Ketama, Carmen Linares, Carlos Saura, Cristina Hoyos, José Menese, José Mercé, la familia Habichuela, Pepe Habichuela, Estrella Morente, Miguel Poveda, Sara Baras, Rafael Riqueni y otras significadas personalidades vinculadas al flamenco. Ha escrito y publicado libros de distinto signo: Enrique Morente, la voz libre (Fundación SGAE), cuya segunda edición recibió el primer premio de prosa flamenca en la 46.ª edición del Festival Internacional de Cante de las Minas de La Unión; Crónica del querer (Hiperión, 1996), antología de copla popular y flamenca de amor, y la novela histórica La última noche del ingeniero Santa Cruz (Editorial Comares, 2000). En 2014 colaboró en la edición del catálogo de la exposición Universo Morente (VV AA, TF Editores y Patronato de la Alhambra y Generalife). http://www.fundacionsgae.org/es-ES/SitePages/Mediateca_Detalle.aspx?i=110 1/2 23/7/2018 Enrique Morente. La voz libre Ha traducido El informe secreto sobre Stalin... y La opresión de las mujeres, que también prologó, a partir de textos de Simone de Beauvoir; ambas obras fueron publicadas por Taller de Sociología en 1977. A lo largo de los años, ha dictado numerosas conferencias, diez de ellas sobre Enrique Morente, en universidades y centros culturales de Madrid, Vitoria, Valladolid, Pamplona, Oviedo, Barcelona, Granada, Lisboa, Córdoba y Buenos Aires (Argentina), etcétera. En Madrid, ha presentado eventos musicales ligados al flamenco, tanto de carácter conmemorativo como solidario, en: el Centro Cultural Conde Duque (Festival de Homenaje a Camarón, junto a Lola Flores y Nicolás Dueñas), el Teatro María Guerrero, el Círculo de Bellas Artes, el Casino de Madrid, el Teatro Alcalá Palace, el Teatro Albéniz, el Colegio Mayor San Juan Evangelista, el Teatro Lara, el Palacio de Congresos y los teatros de Alcorcón y Fuenlabrada. ENLACES DE INTERÉS Catálogo editorial, Música Títulos publicados en la colección http://www.fundacionsgae.org/es-ES/SitePages/Mediateca_Detalle.aspx?i=110 2/2.
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