An event full of excitement and memory
The city of Tortosa has witnessed a solidarity concert that has left a deep imprint on the community during Easter. Organized by the Band and the Primitive Choir of Paiporta, this event was born as a tribute to the victims of the devastating Dana who hit the area, causing more than 60 human losses.
Musical resilience in difficult times
Despite the adversities of the band, including the destruction of their instruments and facilities, their determination to participate in Tortosa was a message of strength and appreciation. His music resonated as a symbol of resistance, reminding all attendees that the community will never give up.
A Gest of Memory
The concert began with the interpretation of the Hymn of the Valencian Community, a ritual that is repeated every day in the affected area, symbolizing the union and the collective memory of those who lost their lives. The City Council of Tortosa expressed its support for this noble cause, strengthening ties between the communities.
End with rhythm and tradition
The day culminated in the already emblematic drum of the Blood Drums, a show that transformed the Plaza de la Immaculada into a vibrant stage full of rhythm and joy. This tradition not only entertained, but also served as a reminder of the cultural fortress of the area.
Reflections on the importance of solidarity
Events like this are not only a reflection of the ability of a community to join in times of crisis, but also emphasize the power of music as a tool for healing and hope. Solidarity expressed through music can help heal wounds and build a more resilient future.
