Yesterday the XXIX Tardor Awards were held in the Androna room, with special recognition to Enric Aguilar for his social contribution with the creation of the Fallera Calavera, and to the Rondalla Daniya, awarded for its 30-year cultural career.
The presenters, Mónica García and Safir Malonda, defined the awards as "a recognition of the work of people and groups in the dissemination, promotion and production of activities in favor of our culture, making our Dénia and our country greater." The event was attended by political representatives from various institutions, such as Enric Morera, senator in the Cortes Generales, and Maria José Calabuig, deputy in the Corts Valencianes, among others.
In the presentation of the collective award to the Rondalla Daniya, their cultural career was reviewed, which includes participation in events, organizing meetings, disseminating Valencian popular music, teaching music and collaborating with other cultural entities. A representation of the Dianium Dansa group offered a magnificent performance in tribute to the winners.
Rafa Carrió, spokesperson for Compromís At the City Hall, vice mayor and councilor, he dedicated a few words of gratitude and congratulations to the group of musicians, since he himself is a musician and participates in another Rondalla of Dénia that frequently collaborates with the Rondalla Daniya. The group received the award from the councilor maria jose garcia, and its president, Jose Crespo, thanked the rondalla for the recognition.
En cuanto al premio individual «Tomàs Miquel Perelló», otorgado a Enric Aguilar, se destacó: «Hablamos de un joven que aún continúa escribiendo su trayectoria y haciendo realidad su sueño, que ha contribuido mucho a la normalización lingüística a través de actividades de ocio». La Fallera Calavera difunde aspectos de nuestra identidad, cultura y tradiciones con sátira y originalidad. Es todo un fenómeno cultural que cumple 10 años. Se han vendido alrededor de 130.000 unidades del juego, se realizan torneos, Fallas, has been adapted to literature, theater, and has led to the creation of Aguilar's own publishing house, Zombi Paella.
Enric's father, Pep, was the one who gave a speech remembering friends who could not attend, but who were very present, on the other hand, all the characters from the world of Fallera Calavera, as well as his best friend, who also dedicated him some emotional words of admiration.
councilman Valen Alcala He gave the award to Aguilar, who was very grateful for receiving this recognition in Dénia, as well as because "the board games sector can be made visible, since it is necessary that administrations also consider them Culture."
The young representative, María José Calabuig, Senator Enric Morera and the local secretary of Compromís, Agustí Espí, also had words of gratitude and admiration for the winners. Everyone agreed that this year's winners were "very powerful" and "contribute not only to promoting the Valencian language and culture, but also to making us happy."
Compromis Party to “reward” Compromis friends and collaborators.
What money was it financed with? With Compromis? Or with our taxes?
Perhaps with the one that has been trimmed to the faults.
Doesn't that deserve an audit, Mr. Mayor?
Long live progress!