THE IBIZA WE NO LONGER HAVE IS DISCOVERED

The music of the drum and the flute of Antoni Marí ‘Tirurit’ He called the other protagonists of the act to the stage of the Teatro España in Santa Eulària: the publisher Ramon Mayol, the presenter Pere Amorós and the author of the book, Pep ‘Xomeu’. when they sat down, the Heritage Councilor approached the microphone, culture, Education and Youth of Santa Eulària, Marisol Ferrer. During his speech, highlighted the immense value that The Ibiza we no longer have contributes to the conservation of the Ibizan memory and read some verses of the publication.

In addition to Ferrera, the event had a great following of other political figures such as Santi Marí (Insular Director of Social Welfare), Marian John (First Vice President of the Consell Insular and Conseller of Territory Management) and Juan Carlos Rossello, Vicent Torres ‘Bernat’ and Antonia Navarro (Councilors of the City council of Santa Eulària).

after the presentation, Pep ‘Xomeu’ and ‘Tirurit’ they were signing dedications of L'Eivissa that we did not have

After the mayor's shift is over, Mayol thanked him for including the event in the program of the Festes de Maig de Santa Eulària and recalled that the issue had excellent sales last Book Day. Likewise, pointed out that its great attraction is the natural and dialectical style used to transport the reader to an evening of memories by the fire, as was traditionally done.

Then the writer Pere Amorós took the floor (Miguel Gonzalez) and made a review of the life of the leading author. So, he was unraveling his facets as school principal, poeta, traditional style music composer and choir organizer LES VEUS DE PERALTA. Then, the same Pep 'Xomeu’ he launched into singing some of the poems in the book and reading other passages along with the stories that inspired them. To end the presentation, ‘Tirurit’ performed two musical pieces accompanied by Miguel Juan to the castanyoles.

his unwavering faith in God and the numerous trips that brought him into contact with diverse cultures and to settle in Santa Eulària

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