Singer Joan Manuel Serrat wins Catalonia’s top cultural distinction
National Cultural Award also goes to painter Viladecans, translator Udina, circus director Sarraute, and festival Eufònic
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Six decades of live performances come to a close for Joan Manuel Serrat
Catalan singer-songwriter turns final concert into party with over 15,000 fans
Emotional first of three final concerts of singer-songwriter Serrat's career in Barcelona
Author of 'Mediterráneo' calls on crowds to face final shows in party mood rather than with sadness
Joan Manuel Serrat begins final world tour in New York
Singer-songwriter performed in front of 3,000 spectators for first time in over two years
Friends and admirers bid farewell to the 'King of Bolero'
Concert in Barcelona's Auditori venue pays tribute to bolero singer Moncho, who died unexpectedly in December
Serrat announces new tour around ‘Mediterráneo’ album
Internationally popular Catalan singer to play in Barcelona in December 2018
20th anniversary of the passing of Valencian protest singer Ovidi Montllor
This year is the 20th anniversary of the death of Valencian singer Ovidi Montllor who, along with other artists, promoted Catalan music during the Franco dictatorship and the transition years to democracy. Though not well-known internationally, Montllor was an important figure in the Catalan music world and especially in the opposition to the dictatorship. Back then, he started to accompany his poems with music and those of renown Catalan poets like Joan Salvat-Papasseit. For this reason, throughout the year there will be a lot of events and tributes paid to him. One of these tributes is a book to be published in March written by Catalan writer Jordi Tormo made up of photographs, poems and a review of his career.