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Cultural programming in Spain

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Various cultural and performing arts events are scheduled across Spain throughout November. Early programming includes a musical performance by María José Llergo on November 7 and a dance premiere by Chechu Riquelme on November 14. Other scheduled activities include a play honoring the poets of the Generation of 27 in Málaga, specifically ‘Los guardianes del verso’, which is being presented across six municipalities to honor the poets and the Imprenta Sur. In Murcia, the Professional Performing Arts Circuit and the ‘MURmurarte’ plan will facilitate 49 performances across 20 municipalities. Cantabria is hosting the ‘Territorio’ circuit, offering nine functions in various towns such as Camargo and Laredo, alongside the ‘Escena’ circuit, which features twelve companies across fourteen towns. Additional regional highlights include the La Indi International and Nomad Film Festival in Mijas, Madrid, and Barcelona, which features 21 works including the film ‘Perros y Diablos’. In the province of Lugo, the Amateur Theater Cycle features ten performances in different municipalities, including works addressing the Spanish Civil War. In Alcalá de Henares, the Sala Margarita Xirgu has scheduled a program including plays about the Tefía penal colony and intercultural music concerts. Other notable events include the XVIII CENIT festival in Seville, featuring international theatrical productions from Poland, Iceland, and Italy, and the III Meeting of Traditional Dance and Folklore in Huelva, which brings together 420 participants. Furthermore, the TítereMurcia festival in Calasparra will present puppet theater. In Valencia, the town of Torrent will host the XVII Juan Manuel Ferraro Amateur Theatre Showcase with four productions. Showcase. Other scheduled events include amateur theatre cycles in Lugo and Cangas, the ‘Outono Teatral’ in A Guarda, and a production of ‘Don Juan Tenorio’ at the Palacio de Gandul in Seville. Furthermore, Valdepeñas will host European Enotourism Day from November 6 to 8, featuring winery visits and wine tastings. New developments in the dance sector include the production “Sin embargo se mueve,” directed by Ana Vallés, which marks the return of dancer Fran González. This piece, which received Oh! awards for Best Show and Best Production in Asturias, is scheduled for November 7 at the Bergidum theater. Additionally, the Migrats Dansa festival is celebrating its tenth anniversary from November 5 to November 29. The festival features 41 artists and aims to provide visibility to emerging Valencian dancers across Valencia, Alicante, Castelló, Gandia, and Moncada. 8.

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