“Extra, extra…” Nito’s concert takes things to the next level and joins the 11th Festin Art and Gastronomy Festival.

A unique opportunity to combine art in the form of music with the city’s finest cuisine, courtesy of Paraíso Travel, who will create a special menu of four tapas at Radio City to kick off Nito’s concert with the best possible taste.
Chef Junior Franco cooks with freedom, exploring his Latin American roots and combining them with Mediterranean and Valencian produce. From this blend emerges a fusion of cultures that results in surprising and unexpected combinations.

El chef Junior Franco cocina con libertad, explorando sus raíces latinoamericanas y combinándolas con productos del Mediterráneo y de la huerta valenciana. De esta mezcla surge una fusión de culturas que da lugar a combinaciones sorprendentes e inesperadas.

This time, the chef draws inspiration from Nito’s border music to create four unique tapas where fusion and flavor are the dominant elements. A surprising blend of art in musical form and the finest local products with a creative twist.

Nito Serrano y Lapurasangre arrive in Valencia: music and roots. A concert not to forget.

A spectacular staging with great musicians on stage. Nito Serrano y Lapurasangre have more than a hundred concerts under their belts in the two and a half years of this project.

Nito Serrano is a musician incubated on stages around the world who has worked as a producer, arranger and musician, both in sessions and on tour, with artists of national and international importance for more than two decades. This composer, pianist, guitarist and singer began his career with this collection of songs and poems that make up ‘Salvaje’.

With their music and lyrics, they managed to attract the attention of the public and prominent critics such as Fernando Neira: “what do we do if we haven’t yet discovered Nito Serrano and his solo project Lapurasangre? The video for this Abrázame is moving, but no more so than the song: pure Mexican Border Rock. Great voice at the service of a stream of emotions.”

‘Salvaje‘ was the first musical and literary adventure of Nito Serrano y Lapurasangre, a collection of songs recorded in the prestigious Estudio Uno, along with a book of poetry, stories and illustrations about life, the universe, about traces, love, death and the process of creating the entire work from the moment it was conceived. Using the folklore of the American continent as a vehicle, Salvaje travels from the south of the United States to Argentina, soaks up the sound of Mexico, Andean music or the Caribbean, and portrays each landscape he steps on with deep and rooted lyrics. Spanish guitars, charangos, legüero, trumpets and the border sound come together in this challenging proposal that emerged in Mexico, during a tour in which the Madrid native opened Marwan’s concerts and in which musicians of the caliber of Martín Bruhn, Raúl Marqués, Paco Salazar, Dave Medina, Julian Kanevsky and Javier Quintana have participated.