The pianist Diego Valdivia and his cast come to Estepona with his show 'Aromas del Sur'.
The show will take place on Friday, September 5, at 9:00 p.m., at the Plaza del Reloj, with free access.
The Estepona City Council reports that the company of pianist Diego Valdivia will arrive next Friday, September 5, at 21:00 pm, at the Plaza del Reloj, with his grand piano and fusion show 'Aires del Sur'.
The musician and composer from Algeciras will be accompanied by an artistic cast also from Algeciras: the guitarist and music producer Daniel Valenzuela, Yolanda Pozo on percussion, and dancers Mario de los Santos and Judit de la Rosa, who will bring strength and passion to the show.
The pianist will perform a repertoire combining his own compositions with versions of classics such as Leyenda del Tiempo or Entre Dos Aguas, by Paco de Lucía, among others.
With a career spanning more than 500 concerts in recent years, Diego Valdivia has conquered international stages, such as the Antalya International Piano Festival in Turkey and the Spring Culture of Bahrain, prestigious festivals in the world.
Diego Valdivia. At the age of 5, he received the Christmas present that was to change his life. A small Casio with which he began to play by ear the melodies of the cartoons he watched at that time.
At the age of 9 he began his studies at the Conservatorio de Grado Medio Paco de Lucia in Algeciras. When he finished at the age of 12, far from putting music out of his life, he began to compose and perform his own compositions. At the age of 23 he obtained a degree in Civil Engineering, and currently combines music (evenings and weekends) with engineering (weekdays).
In 2021 he was awarded the Novia del Sol prize for Culture in Algeciras, and in 2022 he was named Ambassador of the Campo de Gibraltar region.
His unique fusion of piano with Andalusian roots has earned him increasing recognition in the music scene. His interpretation of the theme song of the Game of Thrones soundtrack was chosen in London as the best version in the world.
