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The theater group 'La Cortijá' and the Aguilanderos de Barranda will perform

The Museum of Ethnic Music-Blanco Fadol Collection hosts this Friday, August 23, at 9:00 p.m., the presentation of the book 'The man of penicillin and other stories', by the journalist Ignacio Ramos (Barranda, Caravaca de la Cruz , 1936), recently published by the publisher 'La Fea Burguesía'.

The professor of the University of Murcia Guzmán Ortuño Pacheco, the priest Juan Fernández Marín, the editor of 'La Fea Burguesía' Francisco Marín and the mayor of Caravaca de la Cruz, José Francisco García, will accompany the author.

The theater group 'La Cortijá', by Moratalla, directed by José Rogelio Fernández, will also perform and the music of the earth will play with the Aguranda de Barranda.

"This volume is set in the humble and rough landscape of the fields of the Northwest, in the solitude of stones that sow the slopes of the mountains, in the orchards formed by patches of terraces, where they live, work, love, cry and laugh the dear people who inhabit this book, as the editor recalls, Francisco Marín. "Simple people of whom there will never be news;

oblivious to the lightning of memorable deeds, but with deep souls who suffer pain, who visits them so much, and they feel the tenderness of seeing a child, a lamb, a bird ... and they love with a quiet heart, without almost proclaim it, "says Ramos, who dedicated his life to journalism - he went through 'La Verdad', 'El Alcázar', 'Nuevo Diario', 'ABC' (where he was deputy director with Ansón), 'La Actualidad Española' and 'Epoca' and he is the author of the novels 'The beautiful and hard earth' and 'Last harvest of Nazario Sánchez'.

The book tells, according to the author, "stories of people struggling for their survival in the postwar period, to move their families forward, to improve their precarious situation in brutal years," but looking for dryness in the good heart, which had ".

Source: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz