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Rock a Ritmo De Flauta Noticias NUEVA 70 Vivirelverano MIÉRCOLES 20 DE JULIO DE 2005 SUR Un consejo Precaución JUAN RAMÓN ROMERO donde la incidencia solar sea menor se con- Cuidado con el sol vierten en una bendición para este grupo de personas cada vez más numeroso. Pero L sol en estas calendas puede ser nues- es amigo lo saben bien las personas mayo- hemos hablado de horarios para tomar el tro gran hermano pero también pue- res que sufren de osteoporosis. Resulta que sol y por eso hay que advertir que para cual- de convertirse en enemigo. Si pre- la acción del astro rey sobre la piel aumen- quier persona existe una franja de tiempo Eguntásemos por un protagonista de ta la formación de la vitamina D que a la realmente peligrosa a la hora de exponer- esta temporada, la mayoría del personal se postre es absolutamente necesaria y fun- se a los rayos solares. La alerta roja se esta- acordaría del sol o del calor. La situación es damental para la incorporación del calcio blece entre las once de la mañana y las cin- que ahora ambos tienen tal relación de amor al hueso y por tanto para luchar contra esta co de la tarde. En ese tramo del día la acción que son pareja de hecho. En esta tempora- enfermedad causante de fracturas. En los de la radiación solar puede ser dañina si la da todo se exacerba y por tanto sus benefi- ancianos esta circunstancia desencadena exposición es prolongada. No conviene por cios y peligros también. Protagonista del una cascada de situaciones lamentables tanto jugar con fuego porque las conse- verano para bueno y para malo. Que el sol para la salud. Por tanto los paseítos en horas cuencias no son buenas. El baño solar, básico en verano. A Costa del Sol sigue este El grupo de verano dando paso a viejas glorias que demuestran reggae UB 40 Ltodavía tener mucho que decir encima del escenario. Ano- aplaza su che, Estepona, que esta tempora- da veraniega es uno de los muni- concierto del cipios con mayor apuesta en gran- sábado en Mijas des espectáculos musicales, se dejó querer por la trova más roquera: Jethro Tull, la mítica PILAR BRAVO / PDS MIJAS banda británica. Más de tres décadas avalan la Los aficionados a la música trayectoria musical de esta ban- reggae no podrán disfrutar da, liderara por Ian Anderson y este sábado de uno de los con- respaldado por Martin Barre (gui- ciertos más esperados del tarra, flauta), Andrew Giddings calendario estival. Final- (teclados), Jonathan Noyce (bajo) mente, y por problemas de y Doane Perry (batería), una vie- última hora, se ha pospuesto ja trova rockera que ayer hizo el concierto que el grupo UB vibrar al numeroso público –más 40 tenía previsto realizar en de lo esperado– que se dio cita en el Hipódromo de Mijas a par- el Palacio de Congresos y Expo- tir de las 22.00 horas del día siciones de la ciudad. Algo más de 23 de julio. 2.000 personas, muchísimas de Según indicaron en un nacionalidad británica, escucha- comunicado los organizado- ron a la banda que tan sólo hace res del espectáculo –Seabree- dos paradas en España dentro de ze Production y Majestic–, la su gira europea, en Madrid ya tocó cancelación se ha producido el lunes y ayer en la localidad cos- por «causas logísticas de la tasoleña. Después, tocará en Liver- ATEMPORAL. El líder de Jethro Tull, durante el concierto de anoche. gira española», quedando pool para tomar unas semanas de aplazadas por ello las dos descanso y volver a los escenarios fechas de España, tanto de países latinoamericanos. La mítica banda británica Jethro Tull, liderada por Ian Madrid como Mijas. Público británico Ánderson, demuestra en un concierto en Estepona por A la espera Antes de hacer las pruebas de Asimismo, todavía no se ha sonido, Anderson habló un poco qué es una leyenda de la música descartado definitivamente de su visita a España y bromeó la presencia de la banda ingle- sobre el público que por la noche sa en la localidad costasole- iba a corear las canciones de la ña, por lo que habrá que espe- banda: «Me han dicho que en esta rar algunos días a que la pro- zona hay muchos y buenos res- ductora anuncie nuevas taurantes indios, así que tiene que Rock a ritmo de flauta noticias. Cabe recordar que haber muchos residentes britá- se había aprovechado la nicos. Ellos serán los que vengan actuación de UB 40 para orga- a verme», apuntó. TEXTO Y FOTOS: M. ISABEL SOLANA / YEDALAMO / ESTEPONA nizar también un festival reg- No se equivocaba el líder de gae paralelo. Jethro Tull, pues rostros extran- éxito internacional, que al ser con- La organización ha anun- jeros copaban el Palacio de Con- siderada como una obra anti-reli- ciado que las personas que ya gresos, aunque también muchos giosa fue censurada en varios paí- hayan adquirido las entradas españoles, desde algunos sor- ses, incluyendo España. Anoche, podrán devolverlas en el mis- prendentemente jóvenes hasta el tema que lleva el mismo nombre mo punto de venta donde las los que rozaban los sesenta años. de ‘Aqualung’,fue el más coreado adquirieron, donde podrán Desde tres horas antes ya había por los asistentes. No en vano es, elegir entre el reembolso de fans que merodeaban por las quizá, la canción más conocida de la cantidad o bien el cambio puertas del recinto. De fondo, en esta formación, conocida por incor- por una entrada para alguno las pruebas de sonido de la ban- porar la flauta en sus composicio- de los otros dos próximos con- da afinaban el toque en un siem- nes y por fusionar de forma ini- ciertos que el recinto hípico pre difícil Palacio de Exposicio- gualable folk y rock, incluso con mijeño acogerá próxima- nes por su pobre acústica. algo de blues y clásica. mente: Jamiroquai (6 de agos- Otros conocidos temas de esta to) o Brian Adams (11 de sep- No se podía fumar banda, como ‘Budapest’, ‘My God’, tiembre). La puesta en escena, nada sun- ‘Locomotive Breath’ o ‘Bouree’, Por otro lado, todavía hay tuosa, se compensó con un juego tampoco faltaron anoche en el localidades disponibles para de luces muy conseguido y con repertorio de esta mítica banda. el resto del programa, cuyo el tirón de Ian Anderson, que Con más de 30 discos en la calle y precio oscila entre los 47,50 durante una hora y media apro- y más de 60 millones de copias euros y los 153. Éstas pueden ximadamente hizo ver a los más EN ESTEPONA. Ian Anderson ofreció una rueda de prensa. vendidas por todo el mundo, Jeth- conseguirse en la página web excépticos por qué lleva más de ro Tull ha entrado ya por derecho www.ticktackticket.com, en el 30 años sobre los escenarios. Un Surgidos en el año 1968, los Jeth- Unido gracias al éxito conseguido propio en el capítulo de las leyen- teléfono 902 150 025 o en las tiempo durante el cual no se per- ro Tull se habían convertido sola- con su debut discográfico ‘This das y los visitantes y residentes tiendas Fnac, Cadenas Tipo, mitió fumar en el pabellón, por mente dos años después en una de Was’. En 1971 se pone a la venta su pudieron anoche comprobarlo en Disco Precio Fuengirola y Dis- expreso deseo del músico. las bandas principales del Reino cuarto álbum, ‘Aqualung’,su mayor persona. Todo un mito. cos Gong..
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