MERIDA.— Eugenia Leonaccompanied by our Yukalpetén Typical Orchestra, will resonate in the Amphitheater of Gran Parque La Plancha as an affectionate tribute to Yucatecan identity and the way in which it is expressed through Yucatecan trova.
This reunion of the interpreter with Yucatan It will allow us to link, through lyrical and musical expression, the new generations with those who precede them, both finding themselves in the same origin and with the same vision of our regional culture that is more alive and present than ever.
The Government of Yucatán, through the Secretary of Culture and Arts (Sedeculta), and in collaboration with the Administration of the Great La Plancha Park, organize this event as part of Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena’s commitment to offering varied cultural and artistic expressions for everyone.
Melodies that are part of the cultural heritage of Yucatán such as The blue birdby Pepe Domínguez; The Sourceby Pastor Cervera; my cityby Guadalupe Trigo; as well as With you I learned y how I loved youby Armando Manzanero, They will be part of the repertoire that Eugenia León will offer.
In addition to the tribute to Yucatán, Eugenia León will include some pieces from her repertoire accompanied by the group of artists that make up her Quintet. The appointment is confirmed for this November 28, at 8:00 p.m. at the Gran Parque La Plancha Amphitheater; Access will be completely free.
This tribute, on behalf of the artist, expresses her feeling and relationship with Yucatecan music and authors whom she revives through her voice, recognizing the value they have beyond our entity, as well as in the rest of the country and even as part of the world’s lyrical and melodic creation.
Eugenia León’s voice and stage expression are the basis of half a century of career that has allowed her to be recognized as one of the 50 most influential women in Mexico, according to the magazine Forbesin addition to her achievements as winner of the OTI Festival in 1985 and the Latin Grammy for Musical Excellence, in 2016.
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What specific elements of Yucatecan culture are likely to be highlighted through the music and lyrics chosen for Eugenia León’s concert, and how might these contribute to a deeper understanding of Yucatecan identity?
## World Today News Interview: Eugenia León’s Yucatecan Tribute
**Host:** Welcome back to World Today News. Today we have the pleasure of discussing the upcoming concert by Mexican icon Eugenia León, celebrating Yucatecan trova, right here in Mérida. Joining us are [Guest 1 Name], a renowned music critic for [Guest 1 Affiliation], and [Guest 2 Name], a local expert on Yucatecan culture and traditions.
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**I. Eugenia León’s Musical Journey & Connection to Yucatán**
**Host:** Eugenia León is a household name in Mexico, renowned for her powerful voice and captivating performances. [Guest 1], could you introduce her career briefly and shed light on her connection to Yucatecan music?
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**Host:** [Guest 2], Eugenia León has spoken about feeling a deep connection to Yucatecan music. What are some unique characteristics of Yucatán’s musical tradition that might resonate with her artistic sensibilities?
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**II. The Importance of Trova & Cultural Heritage**
**Host:** This concert is being billed as a “tribute to YucatecanIdentity” through trova. [Guest 2], could you explain the significance of trova to Yucatecan culture and its enduring appeal?
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**Host:** [Guest 1], how does Eugenia León’s interpretation of trova contribute to the preservation and celebration of this musical heritage beyond Yucatán itself?
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**III. Bridging Generations Through Music**
**Host:** This event is aimed at connecting generations through music. [Guest 2], how can music serve as a bridge between generations, particularly in the context of preserving cultural traditions?
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**Host:** [Guest 1], Eugenia León is known for her versatility and wide-ranging repertoire. How do you think her inclusion of her own material alongside Yucatecan classics will enhance the concert experience for the audience?
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**IV. The Impact of Cultural Events**
**Host:** We know this concert is free and open to the public. [Guest 2], how do you think events like these contribute to the broader cultural landscape of Mérida and Yucatán?
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**Host:** [Guest 1], on a national level, what role does music play in promoting cultural exchange and understanding within Mexico?
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**V. Conclusion**
**Host:** Thank you both for sharing your expertise and insights. Clearly, Eugenia León’s upcoming concert promises to be a compelling celebration of Yucatecan music and heritage.
**[Host concludes with details about the concert and invites listeners to tune in for future interviews.]**
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