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November 7, 2026
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"Ajechando" is a musical performance that celebrates the rich musical tradition of Castilla y León, fusing tradition with contemporary techniques and a varied repertoire. Using different pedals live, a single musician creates a dynamic and immersive soundscape that sparks curiosity and is accessible to all audiences.

The title "Ajechando" refers to the popular rhythm of Peñaparda, the "ajechao", which is present throughout the entire show, and takes it to the gerund in a declaration of intent: life is a dynamic act, music "moves" because it is alive and Castilian identity is susceptible to being imprinted on other repertoires, due to its qualities of universality, its archaic melodies and the intrinsic beauty from its genesis.

The repertoire includes a variety of traditional pieces, such as:

Salamanca tunes Castilian wedding songs Dance pieces: bolero, stick dance Cantabrian joys Lullabies Traditional pieces from other communities

Following the success of the show "A Mayores," with its thirty concerts and recording, which was based on a more technologically basic pedal (BOSS RC-5), this second solo show sees an evolution towards a more complex and versatile pedal: the BOSS RC-600. In addition, the Whammy octave pedal is incorporated, which, when applied to violin and ukulele, allows for reaching the lowest and highest sound segments, as well as adding subtle yet enriching effects to the composition. The use of the loop pedal allows the artist to create layers of sound in real time. This enriches the musical experience by combining and layering different instruments.

The staging of "Ajechando" is intimate and solo, so the essence of Castilla y León is evoked in a minimalist way, through subtle elements and decorations that reflect the cultural heritage of Castilla y León.

Genre: Music. Style: Contemporary-folk. Duration: 75 min.

Show included in the programming of the Scenic Circuits of Castilla y León.

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  • Postal address Teatro Municipal (Fuentesaúco) - Plaza Mayor, 1. municipality of Fuentesaúco . NaN. Zamora