Ruth Lorenzo has deep roots. So much so that he composed a cHavana song called almadrabait all stems from the origins of the artist’s mother. Thus, the framework of Benidorm Fest served the singer to talk about this composition and whether it could be premiered at the 70th International Habaneras and Torrevieja Polyphonic Choral Competition.
For him, all the turmoil caused by this issue was a “surprise”. The idea that the singer had a work consisting of this type of music emerged at the last press conference before the Benidorm Festival held in the tourist capital. Tourism Minister Nuria Montes took the gauntlet and asked him to present it at the Habaneras competition; This message was also conveyed by Mayor Eduardo Dolón and it looks like this message will be carried forward.
But Ruth Lorenzo was cautious this Tuesday: “So I found out that day (when they announced it) Fitur), but I don’t know if it will get there. “We were discussing that I would be very excited if it became a classic song that could live forever, because as a composer I like my work to last, but we don’t know what it’s going to be yet.”
He also points out that “perhaps there was a lot of emotion in the department when they found out he had this song,” but everything remains to be seen and it won’t be until next month until anything definitive becomes known. In total, the composer showed his devotion to this art.