Adriana Rojo and Ángel Moya offer the cello and piano concert ‘Beyond Words’.

The musicians will perform pieces by great composers such as Bach, Pärt, Schubert, Saint-Saëns, Gounod and Massenet. It will take place on Friday, December 20, at 7 p.m., at the Padre Manuel Cultural Center.

Estepona City Council informs that next Friday, December 20, at 19.00 pm, will be held at the Centro Cultural Padre Manuel the cello and piano concert ‘Beyond Words’, with Adriana Rojo and Angel Moya. Both musicians will perform pieces by great composers such as Bach, Pärt, Schubert, Saint-Saëns, Gounod and Massenet, among others.

Tickets can be purchased for 15 euros at the center’s box office from one hour before the start of the concert.

“As a society, we are eager, or rather, in need of fresh air. Fresh air that renews us. Music can play a great role here. Why? Because it has the power, the ability to reach places that words do not. Words, in many cases, divide: we quickly compare them with our way of seeing the world. If they fit with what we think, we open up to them, but if not, we don’t even listen to them,” the protagonists point out.

“Music, however, is a universal language and invites us to silence. And this is exactly what we propose in this concert: to point to our center, our essence. Simply music, experience, life. Hence the title we have chosen: Beyond words”, they assure.

Program:

PART I: Works by Bach, Pärt, Schubert, Saint-Saëns, Gounod and Massenet.

PART II: Improvisations

Adriana Rojo Ruiz is a professional cellist with more than 20 years of experience. She has played with great artists such as Andrea Bocelli, Raphael, Plácido Domingo, Il Divo and Niña Pastori, and on stages of theaters such as the Teatro Real or the National Auditorium of Madrid, as well as playing internationally, both as a soloist and with professional orchestras in Denmark, Costa Rica and Mexico. He currently performs with the intention that people connect with the peace and joy of the present moment, through music.

Ángel Moya is a pianist and composer. His music is dedicated to the simplicity and depth of life. His albums ‘Hacia el Silencio’ (2023), ‘La Alegría de Vivir’ (2024) and the single ‘En-theos-iasmos’ (2024) stand out. He graduated in piano and composition at the Conservatorio Superior de Sevilla with professors Jorge Lechado, Alberto Carretero and Patricia Arauzo.