The Unicaja María Cristina Foundation Hall hosts a meeting with Sole Giménez

This Saturday, the Unicaja María Cristina Foundation Hall hosts a talk and acoustic session with artist Sole Giménez. This event, part of the new series 'Women in Music,' highlights female talent and will take place at 7:30 PM with free admission until full capacity is reached.

The initiative, also presented at the cultural center in Almería, Cádiz, and Seville, aims to showcase the work of female creators in art and music that has been overlooked throughout history. In Málaga, the artist will offer a masterclass where, through songs, she will highlight the figures of great inspiring women who, with their talent, effort, and persistence, paved the way and secured a place for women in the current musical landscape.

Through the voice of Sole Giménez, attendees will discover how many songs that are part of our history were created by women whose names remain unknown. Thus, the series will review the profiles and careers of authors, composers, creators, and producers such as Mari Trini, Cecilia, Chabuca Granda, Violeta Parra, Rosana, and Rozalén, among others.

The dissemination of culture is one of the lines of action of the Unicaja Foundation, which, with series like 'Women in Music,' continues to promote public knowledge of women's work and reflection on the role of women in the current music scene.

Sole Giménez is a prominent Spanish singer and songwriter with a career spanning over 40 years and one of the most significant female figures in our music. Recognized as one of the best voices in our country, she has an impeccable live performance that tours all over Spain and America. She started her career in 1983 as part of Presuntos Implicados, where she stayed for 23 years and authored hits like 'Cómo hemos cambiado', 'Alma de blues', and 'Mi pequeño tesoro'. Since 2006, she has developed a successful solo career, with 10 albums released and recognition in Spain and Latin America. She has received numerous awards, including two Ondas Awards, the Amigo Award, the Golden Microphone, and has been nominated twice for the Latin Grammys.