“Caminos de la Música” is a musical journey, produced by Orange and Iberian Audiovisual Press, touring different cities in which Spanish talent is revealed with the participation of the best musicians, composers and orchestras of our country, as well as visiting the impressive temples of music in Spain.
This documentary genre series will be broadcast exclusively on Orange TV. Its mission is to bring music closer to the general public, a commitment to culture and education. Marta Moll de Alba, creator and scriptwriter of Caminos de la Música, points out that “Our culture is what really makes us unique and what unites us as a society. In the series we show the values of music, so united to the essence of the human being ». The series is directed by Pilar Perez Solano, Goya 2014 Award for Best Documentary Film.
“We are currently working on various productions in an ecosystem in which audiovisual consumption has experienced unprecedented growth, we prioritize quality and respond to the interest of viewers. Go hand in hand with Orange TV as a reference platform is a guarantee ”, he assures Adrian Ivorra, general audiovisual director of Prensa Iberic and executive producer of the series Caminos de la Música. Ignacio García-Legaz director of Orange TV considers that “this agreement contributes to positioning Orange TV as one of the most complete audiovisual content platforms distinguished by the great quality and variety of its offer. In this sense, the agreement with Prensa Ibérica Audiovisual is a guarantee of success ”.
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As the creators of the series explain, “two chapters are broadcast at the premiere of the series. Caminos de la Música begins its journey in the city of Barcelona. And he does it for everything big visiting one of the most emblematic places in the city: the Palau de la Música Catalana. There we will be welcomed by its director, Joan Oller. We will chat with the violagambist and conductor, Jordi Savall, and we will visit the Archive of Alicia de Larrocha, one of the most important pianists of the 20th century ».
“In the Madrid chapter,” they add, “we travel back in time to the time of Goya and Boccherini. We enter the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, the oldest artistic institution in Spain. There we will be welcomed by its director Tomás Marco, a relevant composer and the art historian Javier Blas Benito. At the Cerralbo Museum we will talk with the Quiroga Quartet and we will go into a luthier workshop led by the luthier Jorge Pozas, who has one of the most important collections of 18th century instruments in Europe ».
Orange TV is Orange’s television platform, whose wide and varied offer of audiovisual content currently enjoys 681,000 subscribers in Spain. The extensive content catalog of Orange TV is made up of more than 90 linear channels (including the best channels of cinema and series, information, documentaries, children …, as well as its exclusive channel and all DTT channels) and about 35,000 contents à la carte, all of them accessible with the best image and sound quality and in multi-device mode.
Orange TV also has special content on demand services such as Universal +, Fox Now, AXN Now, AMC Selekt, Cosmo On, Nat Geo Now or TNT Now, as well as premium packages of thematic content for specific audiences, from horror lovers, to the best Spanish cinema or for children or millennial audiences . Likewise, the Orange television platform has reached agreements with leading partners in the audiovisual world, such as Netflix, Amazon, Rakuten TV, FlixOlé or StarzPlay, to offer their content to their customers. Orange is, on the other hand, the only alternative operator in Spain that offers the best LaLiga football (LaLiga Santander and LaLiga SmartBank) and all the Champions League and UEFA Europa League matches. All of this makes Orange’s audiovisual offer is one of the most complete and differential in the Spanish television market.
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