Rewritten version:
- Coinciding with the start of Myth Jazz, the Educational Center will carry out various activities in different parts of the city related to this music.
- The education delegate, Susana Fajardo, wanted to «appreciate the work done at the Esteban Sánchez Conservatory in Mérida with a program in which the Conservatory returns to the streets, once again involving the entire population in the work that takes place there and in the activities of its students.»
The education delegate, Susana Fajardo, and the director of the Professional Music Conservatory «Esteban Sánchez,» presented the program of the Conservatory’s white weeks that will take place between March 21 and 30.
The delegate wanted to acknowledge the work being done at the Esteban Sánchez Conservatory in Mérida with a program in which the Conservatory will return to the streets, once again involving the entire population in the work carried out there and in the activities of its students.»
Additionally, Fajardo highlighted the close collaboration with the city of Mérida, as they continue to see the conservatory as one of the city’s main assets, providing musical, professional, and foundational training that enables many children and people of all ages and backgrounds to be educated in music.
On another note, she did not want to overlook the «Neuroredes Project,» which makes the Mérida Conservatory open to individuals with intellectual disabilities of all ages through the Neuroredes Project led by Professor Silvia Núñez.
José Ignacio de Peña emphasized that this year the White Week begins with the Oscan concert on Friday, March 21, at the Congress Palace, with free entry. In this case, he invited all Mérida residents to attend this project «which has been going on for many years and offers the opportunity to listen to symphonic music performed by young people, in this case from the Mérida and Almyndrajo conservatories, through the Oscan project.
He emphasized that all concerts offered are free with complimentary entry until capacity is reached. He also mentioned that some activities are aimed at conservatory students, but reminded that «any interested person who wants to witness or participate should not hesitate to contact us and be offered the opportunity to be part of these activities.»
On Monday, there will be two training workshops, one with jazz saxophonist Sergio Albacete and another with jazz expert Juan Pedro Jiménez Apărioică. In this regard, he stressed that «jazz is very present in this program, as we are fortunate that it coincides with the MIT Jazz Festival celebration, where the Conservatory will have the opportunity to participate in these concerts.
As a novelty this year, he announced the creation of a conservatory jazz band, a project led by Professor Raúl Miguel that started this academic year and will be present at the festival and the concert at the Temple of Diana on Friday, March 28.
Furthermore, there will be a teachers’ concert, a documentary, and a trip for students to participate in a concert by Marta Argerich. He also highlighted Thursday’s events, including a parade featuring the center’s jazz band and a guest jazz band from Catalonia, «where we will take over the central area and end up in the conservatory square,» among other activities.
Susana Fajardo and José Ignacio de Peña:
![La exposición «Una mirada al pasado recuperado» abrirá sus puertas el 11 de mayo en el Centro Cultural Las Claras, mostrando una selección de documentos y objetos donados por Miguel Martín y Cajal que datan desde 1517 hasta la actualidad.
Dentro de los tesoros documentales se destacan las copias de las Ordenanzas Municipales de 1549 y la Concordia de 1614, de gran valor histórico para Plasencia.
El Ayuntamiento de Plasencia ha presentado la exposición «Una mirada al pasado recuperado: Exposición del Legado Manuel Díaz López / Miguel Martín y Cajal» en el Centro Cultural Las Claras. Esta muestra, que se inaugurará el 11 de mayo, es un hito cultural para la ciudad al permitir el acceso a un valioso patrimonio privado que narra la historia de Plasencia.
La concejala de Cultura, M.ª Luisa Bermejo, resaltó la importancia de esta exposición para la memoria colectiva de la ciudad, agradeciendo a Miguel Martín y Cajal por su donación. Esta colección es un viaje por la historia de Plasencia en el siglo XX.
La exposición es el resultado del trabajo de Manuel Díaz López y la donación de su heredero, Miguel Martín y Cajal, quien destacó su satisfacción por preservar este legado cultural y agradeció a su familia por el apoyo durante la clasificación del material.
La exhibición, comisariada por Esther Sánchez Calle y M.ª Jesús Cámara, se estructura en 14 vitrinas temáticas que abarcan la vida de Manuel, su entorno familiar, la documentación municipal, su biblioteca, vida cultural y religiosa, objetos cotidianos, publicidad, prensa histórica y colección fotográfica.
La exposición estará abierta al público desde el 11 de mayo hasta el 2 de junio en el Centro Cultural Las Claras, acompañada de un folleto explicativo.
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Plasencia honra a Manuel Díaz López en Las Claras.](https://noticiaextremadura.es/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/1777990750_13-13-La-exposicion-Una-mirada-al-pasado-recuperado-abrira.jpg)