Music professor Clotildo Martín offered an evening at the House of Culture of Tinajo this Wednesday. The event began at 8:30 p.m. and was attended by many family members and friends of the teacher, who supported him throughout his performance.
Clotildo was presented to the public accompanied by Claudio, who was in charge of playing the flute, and by his daughter Fayna, with the percussion. She also sang some songs with the teacher, in a very pleasant concert that also included instrumental themes and other well-known ones such as "Nube de Hielo", by Benito Cabrera, or "Cathaysa", by Pedro Guerra.
Clotildo also performed a song composed by himself, accompanied by the voice of another of his daughters, Dácil. At the end of the first part of the performance, the duo formed by Pololo and Margot took the stage, offering the public a varied repertoire, full of versions and with country or folk rhythms.
It should be remembered that Pololo is a well-known composer who made the song "Vivo en un Archipiélago" famous, a song with which the musical evening ended.