Work in the world of music in the spotlight for the 2020 Jaume I de Llíria Awards

On the occasion of the Valencian Community Day, this morning the City Council celebrated the award ceremony of the Jaume I Awards of Vila de Llíria 2020. The institutional act, chaired by the mayor of the city Manolo Civera, has served to recognize the career of several people and entities, all of them related to the musical field.

The four spokespersons for the municipal groups have delivered these awards to the musician and international director José Miguel Rodilla Tortajada; to the performer, researcher and professor Vicente Llimerá Dus; to the renowned horn soloist – among other artistic facets – Juan Manuel Gómez Gómez; and to the NGO Músicos Solidarios Sin Fronteras, concurring with the 25th anniversary of its foundation, and a distinction that was collected by its president Mikel Aizpurúa.

Mayor Manolo Civera noted that “on the threshold of the first anniversary of the declaration of Llíria as a Creative City of Music by UNESCO, these awards have this year a decidedly musical undertone in order to continue recognizing the work that individuals and entities involved in this area. We want to value, thus and once again, the role played by musicians and associations in the field of artistic creation and distribution, training or also solidarity through music, which is one of the great cultural values of the Valencian Community”.

The institutional act of celebration of “9 d’Octubre” in Llíria closed with the performance offered by the Grup de Danses i Rondalla “El Tossal” de Llíria.

4) MAUSOLEOS ROMANOS

Ciudad romana. S. I – II d.C. declarado BIC

Este espacio arqueológico conserva uno de los conjuntos arquitectónicos relacionados con el mundo funerario, más importantes de la antigua provincia romana de Hispania.

Estos monumentos funerarios formaban parte de la antigua necrópolis de Edeta. Se conservan los restos de dos monumentos funerarios dispuestos junto con una de las principales vías de la entrada a la ciudad romana.

Junto a la vía necrópolis, se encuentra el umbral de la entrada al recinto funerario constituido por cuatro losas con la inscripción latina P. CLODIVS EVTYCHVS SIBI ET CLODIAE NATALI VXORI CARISSIMAE que significa “P. Clodio Eutico lo construyó para sí y para Clodia Natalia, su amadísima esposa”.

El primer monumento tiene la fachada decorada con pilastras acanaladas y una cámara interior con dos bancos corridos donde se celebraban las fiestas de los parientes. El segundo monumento pertenece al grupo de sepulcros turriformes y conserva una losa con un orificio central para realizar las libaciones que tapa una cavidad cúbica donde se depositaban las incineraciones y los ajuares funerarios.

Un audiovisual dedicado al mundo funerario romano puede contemplarse en una de las salas de este sótano arqueológico.