Thousands of Voices and Guitars Remember Victor Jara Next to the General Cemetery of Santiago
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The annual meeting brought together more than 2,000 participants to interpret "Let Life Fly", composed in 1966 by the singer-songwriter killed after the 1973 coup d'état.
The initiative, promoted for fourteen years by the Municipality of Recoleta, brought together more than a thousand attendees who combined the music with banners and photographs of disappeared detainees with the slogan “Where are they?”
Santiago de Chile, 26 Sep (EFE).- A crowd gathers this Saturday in front of the General Cemetery of Santiago, sounds the melody of a flute and people of all ages accompany with their palms the chorus of hundreds of guitars and voices that, in front of them, sing the song ‘Leave life fly’ by Victor [...] La entrada Thousands of voices and guitars remember Victor Jara next to the General Cemetery of Santiago was first published in HolaNews.
Prensa Latina - A crowded Plaza La Paz, in the capital of Chile, was the scene of the Mil Voces and Mil Guitarras concert for Victor Jara, poet, composer, singer and political activist killed after the 197...
Santiago de Chile, 27 Sep (Prensa Latina) A crowded Plaza La Paz, in the capital of Chile, was the scene of the concert Mil Voces and Mil Guitarras for Victor Jara, poet, composer, singer and political activist killed after the coup d'état of 1973. The post A thousand voices and a thousand guitars paid homage in Chile to Victor Jara first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
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