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The Hall of outbuilding to City Hall next week will host an innovative cycle in which, under the name # Alboroque2016, various aspects of traditions and popular culture in Murcia will be discussed.

Organized by the Cultural Association 'There's a tiger behind you', the cycle will begin on Monday 14 March, at 19 hours, with a tribute to the troubadour Uncle John Rita who imposed the Laurel Platinum Association and appointed as Partner of Honor

Later the talk will be held 'Speech panocho popular, traditional music and folk verse in Murcia' with the participation of the troubadour Francisco Javier Nicolas Fructuoso;

musicologist Thomas Garcias;

photographer Ana Bernal;

writer and member of 'The Ajuntaera' Emilio Soler and the Official Chroniclers of Murcia, Antonio Botia.

On Tuesday March 15, at 19 pm, will discuss 'uses, fashions, customs and traditions in the garden of Murcia' with the participation of Brother of the Brotherhood of Animas Patino Jose Dimas;

President Federation of Peñas vegetable garden of Murcia, Juan Pablo Hernandez;

, Photographer, researcher in popular culture and ethnographer Manuel Muñoz Zielinski of

Barber of the Virgin of Fuensanta José Fernando Espinosa Celdrán and the official chronicler of Murcia, Antonio Botia.

It will close this first cycle # elAlboroque2016, on Wednesday, March 16, at 19 hours, the round table on 'Legends of Easter and Spring Festival of Murcia' which will involve blogger Feeling Cofrade Murcia, Francisco Nortes;

President of the Council of Guilds, Ramon Sanchez Parra;

President of the Association Sardinera, Gregorio Gonzalez, Murcia Celdrán blogger Carmen and Antonio Botia.

Councilman Employment, Tourism and Culture, Jesus Pacheco, wanted to congratulate this association "for organizing a cycle like this that seeks to promote and enhance our traditions and popular culture. Our society needs associations like 'There's a tiger behind you 'that brings culture to citizens through actions like this. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia