Noelia Llorens 'Titana' and Àlex Blat, protagonists of the second week of 'Les Arts és 'Músiques Valencianes'

Valencian Musicians

• 'Titana' will feature the participation of artists such as 'Botifarra', Miquel Gil, the 'albaes' singer Teresa Segarra and the singer Toni Navarro 'Violí'
• The leader of Tardor presents his second album, 'Margulis', at Les Arts, with which he claims that music is about cooperation and not competition.

Valencia (30.1.2024). The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía continues with the second edition of the cycle 'Les Arts és Músiques Valencianes', which this week will feature Noelia Llorens 'Titana' and Àlex Blat, who will perform at the Teatre Martín i Soler on February 2 and 3, respectively.

After her debut at the Auditori de Les Arts in 2023 with Pep Gimeno 'Botifarra', Noelia Llorens, the most audacious voice of traditional Valencian singing, presents herself solo this Friday, February 2, at 7.30 pm, with the 400 seats of the Teatre Martín i Soler sold out for days.

The singer from Godella offers a repertoire that has accompanied her since she began singing at the age of nine: fandangos, seguidillas, malagueñas, jotas, boleros or lullabies of family heritage, whose lyrics are filtered through respect and appreciation for the present times, vindicating the role of women.

Winner of the audience award at the 2022 Carles Santos Awards for her debut album 'Titana', she will be joined at Les Arts by many of her musical influences such as Pep Gimeno 'Botifarra', Miquel Gil, the 'albaes' singer Teresa Segarra or the singer Toni Navarro 'Violí', all accompanied by Noelia's regular band, led by Susana Díaz Tejedor.

Àlex Blat performs for the first time at Les Arts on Saturday the 3rd, at 7:30 p.m., with a concert in which the vocalist and leader of Tardor presents his second album 'Margulis Vol.1.'.

After surprising everyone with his solo release in 2021 with 'La veritat', the singer-songwriter reclaims with his second work, made up entirely of collaborations with other singers, music as a space for collaboration and not competition.

'Margulis Vol. 1' is named after the renowned biologist Lynn Margulis, who proposed cooperation as an evolutionary mechanism in contrast to Darwinian competition. In 2023, Àlex Blat surprised fans with the singles 'L'oblit', featuring Pablo Sánchez from Ciudad Jara, followed by 'La llum que tu tens' with May Ibáñez and 'La cúmbia frugal' with Carles Chiner. This January, he released one of his latest singles, 'El Cel de Casa', featuring Maria Florit from Menorca.

Tickets for the Álex Blat concert at Les Arts are priced between 12 and 15 euros.