The pop punk band pignoise and the veterans Rockers La Guardia are the two formations that head the free concert poster organized by the Recreational Cultural Association (A.C.R.) Interpeñas and the Department of Popular Acts and Celebrations that will take place in the Cotton Fairgrounds during the next major parties of Binéfar from September 10 to 14, in honor of the Holy Christ of Miracles. The poster, in addition to these two significant bands of the national scene, is formed by Binéfar, Region, Aragon and Catalonia DJs.
The Granada the Guard will perform on Friday 12 at midnight and Pignoise, at the same time on Saturday 13. The rest of the groups that will perform in the interpeñas enclosure are version 3.0 (Wednesday, at 0.30 h.) Plus two DJ’s Rialto and Pinos; Latremenda Pop and Sevendays (Thursday, at 0.30 and at 2.15 h.), Plus the DJs Sean Cortex and Feel The Beat. On Friday the guard will be wrapped by the Némesis Group, which will act after them, and the DJ’s Chemis, Edu Marín and Sagarruy; And at midnight on Saturday after Pignoise’s performance, Copacabana stage will be uploaded in an evening in which the DJ’s Sergiolo, David Mateo and Nerea Lucky will also intervene.
The interpeñas enclosure will open its doors at midnight on Wednesday and Thursday, with a capacity for a thousand people, and at 23.00 h. The weekend in which the capacity is multiplied by four.
To these musical performances we must add those that will take place in the Plaza España in charge of the Mariachis Los Tenampas Group, Thursday, and a Jotas Festival by Baluarte Aragonese, on Sunday.
The Councilor for Popular Acts and Celebrations, César Pardos, highlighted the “great work team” that has been created between its area and the A.C.R. Intertañas with, which, for the second consecutive year, “we have worked to generate parties with important musical groups. Interpeñas has worked hard to bring the best for our residents of Binéfar and region so that we have some parties at the height of the city.”
Adrián Mingote, President of the A.C.R. Interpeñas has recognized that the hiring of great bands is increasingly difficult musical, but despite this, “a poster for the Binéfar festivities” has been achieved. “We have sought a variety of musical styles to reach the maximum possible agenda stripes in the new night format of the parties with local groups and the area such as Sevendays, Nemesis, Latremenda Pop of Tarragona, Huesca version 3.0, Copacacaba Indie – Pop from Zaragoza that already had a great acceptance last year and DJ’s also local.”
About the stars
Binéfar maintains its relationship with the best rock and roll that in this case arrives from Granada, a city where the guard broke into the first half of the last century, led by the singer and guitarist Manuel España. Throughout his career, which is divided into two stages, a first from 1983 to 1997 and another from 2003 to this day, they have managed to sell more than a million and a half copies, being considered by specialized criticism as one of the most important formations in the history of national rock with such popular songs as ‘A thousand streets lead to you’ or ‘When the sun shines’.
Half of years, 20, is what Madrid’s Pignoise, formed group at the beginning of the 21st century by former Real Madrid soccer player and the Spanish team Álvaro Benito (singer, guitarist and composer) after an unfortunate injury) after an unfortunate injury. In the many months of sports and rehabilitation inactivity, he began to play his guitar and gradually began to compose. At the beginning in English, later in Spanish, the songs that Álvaro was writing began to form the Pignoise repertoire. That insurgency resulted in forceful compositions of no more than three minutes.
The lyrics did not tell stories, they limited themselves to transmitting sensations. Popular for the theme composed of Mikel Erentxun ‘Nothing to lose’ and that was the TV of the television series ‘The men of Paco’ the consecration came with their fourth album ‘Taste’s question’ arriving at the first gold and platinum albums and turning through Latin America.
