Auditorium of the National Conservatory of Music. Photo: National Music Conservatory
Now if I had so much work that I could not approach the blog, but I have not been forgotten. Not if they were here on December 30 (2010) by the Historic Center, but it was a spectacular binge in the streets and bars downtown. Fantastic. December 31 if it was super quiet, but Grand Hotel opened and Jack's Place and there was some movement.
One of my favorite places Historical Center is the National Music Conservatory (3rd Ave and 5th street corner, zone 1). I find a gem of place, his audience and never get tired of see the fabulous murals, created by our great artist Efraín Recinos. Even the smallest details are symbolic, obviously, but we wonder who will be their meanings. It turns out that yes, all the details have meaning. Now we know what they are.
Well to start the year with a good start, I comprate this video of 45 mins. (Or are going to feel) where the teacher Efraín Recinos of the most pleasant and friendly explains in detail all the characters in the spectacular mural - to telling jokes and all! In other words, a kind of entertaining tour of all the portraits, accompanied by maestro Igor Sarmientos and background music conservatory. beautiful music!
One thing I say, if all teachers were so enjoyable and fascinating as Efraín Recinos, classes would always be crowded with students who did not lose a single word in a while and learn what other chairs takes on a whole semester. Besides historical and musical journey national and international, is a window into the psyche of Recinos, one of the most creative and scholarly minds in Latin America. See it!
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