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Rodrigo Cuevas: “It’s an honor when 80-year-old grandparents come to see me with their grandchildren.”

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Asturian singer Rodrigo Cuevas arrives in Seville on Saturday as part of his tour titled "La belleza." In an interview with EFE ahead of the performance, Cuevas expressed that a primary pride in his career is the wide diversity of his audience, specifically noting that he regularly draws 80-year-old grandparents attending his shows alongside their grandchildren.

In related cultural coverage from the same news feed, dancer Manuel Liñán discusses his show "Llámame Lorca," which is dedicated to the poet and honors the 90th anniversary of his death by incorporating the symbolisms, desires, and traditions associated with the author.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on Manuel Liñán's tribute show dedicated to poet Federico García Lorca.
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