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| The presentation of the book was held in the open air and with all the security measures before a hundred readers of the chosen book this year for the project "A book, a city" | A hundred people attended on Saturday afternoon the meeting with the writer Nacho Montes who presented his book "The son of the seamstress" within the Acoustic Books cycle, in the Plaza de España in San Javier.
"Once again we have shown that programming Culture is safe," said Culture Councilor David Martínez, who highlighted the security measures with which the event was held outdoors, in a limited space, limited capacity with safety distance and use of mask. Nacho Montes uncovered the ins and outs of his book on the life of the mythical designer Balenciaga in conversation with Oché Cortés who acted as moderator interspersed with the music of the group The Red Velvets that put the soundtrack to the history of the master of sewing, Cristóbal Balenciaga who It starts in her mother's sewing workshop.
Nachó Montés delves into the most human aspects of the character in the historical context that goes from 1907 to 1948, with Guetaria, San Sebastián and Paris as settings. The presence of Nacho Montes to talk about "The son of the seamstress" raised a special interest in the reading public of San Javier since it was his book that was selected this year within the municipal library project "A book, a city "in which the massive reading of a title and the meeting with its author are promoted.
The Acoustic Books cycle will return to the Plaza de España in San Javier on October 10 with the journalist Nieves Herrero who will present her book "Those Blue Days" in which she reveals the identity of Guiomar, the woman to whom Machado dedicated his love verses with Oché Cortes and the pianist Eu Molina who will intersperse sung verses by Machado.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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