Nino Bravo was a singer from the province of Valencia. His songs of the early 1970s, among them Libre and Un beso y una flor, became part of how people marked love and leaving. He died in 1973, still young, in a road accident at Villarrubio. Valencia later put a bust in the street, which is one way a city keeps a voice.
Fotografie
Delimiter · CC0
Fotografie
Revista Mundo Joven · CC BY-SA 4.0
Fotografie
Joanbanjo · CC BY-SA 3.0
Gând
A sample thought. Someone who was taught, or helped, would leave a few lines here.
Nora
Gând
A sample thought. A colleague would remember the work, and the way it was done.
Paul
Poveste
What I was told
This is a sample story. A grandchild would write what they were told, and the one afternoon they remember for themselves.
Sofia
Lumânare
A sample candle that stays lit.
Paul
Lumânare
A sample candle left beside the story.
Daniel
Videoclipuri
A piece played at home
A sample film for Nino Bravo. The family would put here a song or a piece of footage they still play.
Muzică
Music for a quiet afternoon
The family
Dar
Lumânare
A sample gift of light.
Helen
Dar
Carte
A sample card for Nino Bravo.
Mark
Dar
Floare
A sample flower, left on the page.
Iris
Cronologie
Born in Valencia province
Luis Manuel Ferri Llopis was born in 1944 in the province of Valencia.
Cronologie
Songs people still sing
In the early 1970s his recordings, including Libre, were already the songs listeners shared.
Cronologie
Died on the road
He died in a road accident at Villarrubio, on the old route between Madrid and Valencia.
Întâlnire
An evening of remembrance
A sample gathering for Nino Bravo. The family would write the time, the place, and who is welcome.
The family
1944
1972
1973