He Palace of Fine Arts celebrates nine decades of existence and as part of the celebration a musical piece was presented, as well as a commemorative lottery ticket. “The main theme is inspired by the screaming children of the National Lottery and I divided it into three movements, one fast, one slow and one fast,” explained Enrique Dunn, responsible for the piece titled “90”.
“I took this motif and carried it through different eras, which are basically all of those that have been represented in the Palacio such as baroque, classical, modern and atonal. The idea is to bring together all the artistic currents that have been seen in the largest arts venue in Mexico,” said Dunn on the occasion of the first time the concert is played public This work with a viola, violin and celloin what is the original version.
On the other hand, the National Lottery prepares a draw for Sunday, September 29, which will have a prize of 104 million pesos divided into four locations, for which a ticket was printed commemorative with the building in its illustration.
“This is the oldest institution in the country with more than 200 years of history and being able to pay tribute to one of the most important sites of Mexican culture such as the Palace of Fine Arts is an honor.
“This reaffirms our social commitment that with the sale of cachitos, part of the money is invested in education and health for the most needy Mexicans,” said Manuel Camacho, manager of Public Relations of the National Lottery.
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