FALLA IMAGINADO. OSCYL Reimagines Manuel de Falla in Yanguas de Eresma Garden

On a warm August evening in Yanguas de Eresma, Castilla y León, the Jardín de los Zuloaga becomes a place where the rigid lines of tradition soften into improvisation. FALLA IMAGINADO. presents a 90-minute program that celebrates the 150th anniversary of Manuel de Falla, reworking his music through the language of jazz, modern harmony and symphonic rock. The performance features OSCYL with new orchestration by Nuria Núñez Hierro and a core ensemble including Moisés P. Sánchez (piano), Ana María Valderrama (violin) and Pablo Martín Caminero (contrabass). The setting is intimate: the garden outside the small station at C. de la Estación, minutes from the Estación de tren de Yanguas de Eresma. Paths, clipped greenery and the quiet thrust of the Castilian plain frame the stage, giving acoustic warmth to pieces such as Castilla, Canciones, Faunos and Danzas. Modern arrangements let motifs breathe and bend - jazz-inflected solos, rock-tinged rhythms and moments of open improvisation that invite listeners to experience familiar repertoire in unexpected colors. Why this matters: Yanguas de Eresma is a village-sized counterpoint to Segovia’s tourist corridors. Here, concertgoing feels like a local ritual. The producers have paired music with a small wine bar, Diaita, which opens an hour before performance and stays on after the last bow - a civilizing touch that keeps conversation alive and helps connect visitors with local flavors. Meeting point information lists the train station for check-in, making arrival straightforward for those traveling by public transit. Practicalities: the event lasts approximately 90 minutes; tickets and bookings are handled through the FareHarbor link provided with the listing. Expect an outdoor concert layout - bring layers for the evening and a printed or digital booking confirmation. If you want to linger, the village offers quiet lanes and vantage points above the tracks for a post-concert stroll under wide skies. This concert is a striking example of how classical repertoire can be revitalized without losing its identity. The collaboration between conductor/arranger and soloists highlights regional cultural life and places Yanguas de Eresma on the map as a destination for adventurous listeners who appreciate risk, reinvention and local hospitality. Whether you’re an experienced concertgoer or someone looking for an unforgettable evening while passing through Castilla y León, FALLA IMAGINADO. is an event that reimagines the familiar and rewards close listening. Moisés P. Sánchez conceived FALLA Imaginado as a dialogue between de Falla's idioms and contemporary currents, giving soloists space to improvise and reshape melodies. The program's ebb and flow suits listeners who like close-up listening rather than background music. Arrival by train is practical for sustainable travel; if you drive, check local parking near C. de la Estación. Tickets can sell quickly for intimate nights like this, so book early to visit Diaita’s selection.