Beatlefeast will gather more than 140 musicians in Seville

More than 140 musicians from around the world and thousands of fans of The Beatles will meet in Seville from October 26 to 29 to take part in Beatlefeast, which will mix concerts of different formats with activities in modest neighborhoods of the city in four intense days.

Festival Director, Marta G. Navarro, and art director, Andres Vallejo, they presented the details of the appointment, in order to both emphasize that one of the main ideas has been fulfilled: that Parque Mate will host the main day of the festival, with the support City Hall in Sevilleso one of the lowest income neighborhoods in the city takes center stage at the festival.

“Ringo Starr was born in Dingle, Liverpool Three thousand. But John Lennon’s house had a name, ‘Mendips’, because it was a bit more posh. They stayed in La Plazoleta, which we know as Penny Lane, and it’s not much different from Federico Mayo Gayarra, for those of you who don’t know, the square of the Primero de Mayo metro station, in Amateo”, recalled the Director.

Martha G. Navarro admitted that this event surpassed everything expectations initials, with groups such as The Wonders (Italy), Marcus Bohr (Sweden), the Patax Plays show or the mega-band McJestic Band, as well as the presentation of his Beatoons series by the illustrator Álvaro Ortega.

“We can confirm that the dream is about possession programming 12 hours a day for three days is a reality, and the only children’s show in Spain about the history of the Beatles is Ana Lluch”, he pointed out, hinting that a 20-year investigation into the Beatles newspaper library in Spain will be shown exclusively, with documents such as the arrest of the manager in Spain.

It will also include conversations with the direct protagonists of life The Beatles as Londoner Patricia Anne Pattie Boyd, first wife George Harrisonone of the band’s performers, whom the director is most looking forward to because “one of the performances will be a reproduction of a concert performed as a tribute to the musician”.

English historian Mark Lewisohn or German musician, designer and photographer Klaus Voormann It will also be in Seville, with interesting things like the presence of the world expert on Beatles autographs, Juan Agüeras, who will explain the main imitations in this sense.

Among the rarities they want to show is i original door from George Harrison’s house, all with the aim of imitating the spirit of ‘Beatle Week’ in Liverpool, the quintessential event of Beatlemania.

Confirmed guests include journalist Fernando Navarro and writer Salvador Gutiérrez Solís; while the foundation that bears the name of Juan Carrión, the teacher who taught English with Beatles lyrics and inspired the movie ‘Living is easy with your eyes closed’, will give up some documents from its funds.