The sixth installment of 'A country to listen to' delves into the sounds of Valencia, land of sea and gunpowder. Carlos Goñi, vocalist of the legendary Revolver band, will act as guide and companion for Ariel Rot, and embark on a trip that does not lack anything. From the good work of bands like The Red Room, to the elegant proposal of Soledad Vélez, framed by the stage of the City of Arts and Sciences.
Thanks to José Manuel Casañ the program will go back to remember mythical formations such as Social Security, and Luis Prado (Lord Mostaza) will discover to Ariel why he is one of the most demanded keyboardists of Spanish rock.
The vibrant and urgent sounds of a young band like La Plata will coexist with the rock lash of Los Zigarros, led by the Ovidi brothers and Álvaro Tormo. And since everything remains in the family, the past and present of the electronics will come together when Chimo Bayo and Tanya Bayo share experiences and talk about "broken dishes" at the Museum of Ceramics in Valencia.
