Compromís has announced who will be the winners of the Premis de la Tardor 2023, after the proposal voting period. In this twenty-ninth edition, Enric Aguilar and the Rondalla Daniya will be the winners in the individual and collective categories, in an event that will take place on Friday, December 1 in the Androna room, at 20:30 p.m.
Enric Aguilar has been proposed in the individual category for his social contribution with the production of Fallera Calavera, a game and novel with great success and an important ethnological value that highlights our culture and traditions, with expressions, sayings and characters from our Valencian imagination. As for the collective award, the Rondalla Daniya will be recognized for its contribution to the musical culture of our city, with a long history that spans 30 years.
Winners
Enric Aguilar Almodóvar He was born in Dénia in 1985 and has a degree in Audiovisual Communication. After working in the communications sector, in 2014 he published his first card game, La Fallera Calavera, with the help of a crowdfunding campaign. This game quickly became popular: it has sold more than 20,000 games and more and more tournaments are held in cities such as Valencia, Castellón, Alzira, Alicante or Ontinyent; has been inspiration for costumes carnival and parties and has been the beginning of a creative process that is still underway. Aguilar, shortly after the success, published the novel of the same name based on the game, and since 2017 he has dedicated himself exclusively to the creation and production of board games for his own publishing house: Zombi Paella.
This award seeks to recognize not only the great ethnological value in the form of leisure that rescues forgotten characters, makes known Valencian popular traditions, catchphrases and clever sayings of our oral heritage; but also the entrepreneurial will of a young man who, through aspects of our tradition, has paved the way in the world of cultural production and leisure.
La Rondalla Daniya It is notable for its musical and cultural contribution to Dénia, disseminating aspects of music for all audiences and ages.
It began to be played in 1993 under the direction of teachers Maite Jaén and Manuel Olivencia, performing throughout Dénia and the region with a varied repertoire that includes classical, children's, popular, as well as contemporary and jazz pieces. Currently, with 30 years behind them, they have more than sixty pieces of traditional Valencian music, most of them adaptations that the same group has made for their performance.
Since its inception, the Rondalla has had a School for Students, as well as a Musical School from 2003 to 2010. It has also held educational auditions, collaborated in cultural weeks, school meetings in Valencian and has represented Dénia in 8 Europeans. from 1996 to 2003. Since 2009, it has organized the Aplec de Rondalles Ciutat de Dénia, inviting other orchestras from other towns and those from Dénia, thus making known the instruments of the groups and the music from all over.
What are these? Medals, badges or pins? Ego rewards? From the ego? Because of the ego? For the ego?
Who cares about this?
Compromis and his councilor Valen returning the favor of the great, wonderful and multitudinous Joao Fest to his friend from the old-fashioned Calavera (which I still haven't seen anyone play or know)
Shameful