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February 6, 2018 - 6-2-2018 Malaga The kings of Spain preside this Tuesday in Malaga the ceremony of delivery of the Gold Medals of Merit in the Fine Arts 2016, which recognize the people and entities that have stood out in an eminent way in the field of artistic creation, providing services indicated or by notoriously promoting the teaching, development and dissemination of art or the conservation of the national artistic heritage.The fashion designer Lorenzo Caprile received the Gold Medals; the actors José Coronado and the flamenco guitarist José Fernández 'Tomatito'; the Duques de Soria Foundation of Hispanic Science and Culture; the dancer Rafael Amargo; the chef Pedro Subijana; the bullfighter Julián López 'El Juli'; the actress and theater director Magüi Mira and the museum director Guy Philippe Henri Lannes de Montebello.Among the winners are the Orfeón Pamplonés; the director of the National Classical Theater Company Helena Pimenta; the pianist María Martha Argerich; the editor Manuel Borrás; the harpist María Rosa Calvo-Manzano; the director of the San Sebastian Jazz Festival Miguel Martín; the industrial designer Miquel Milà i Sagnier; the poet Julia Uceda, the cultural editor and promoter Leopoldo Zugaza; and, finally, posthumously, the jota singer José Iranzo Bielsa, 'Pastor of Andorra (Credit Image: © Fotos Lorenzo Carnero via ZUMA Wire)

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February 6, 2018 - 6-2-2018 Malaga The kings of Spain preside this Tuesday in Malaga the ceremony of delivery of the Gold Medals of Merit in the Fine Arts 2016, which recognize the people and entities that have stood out in an eminent way in the field of artistic creation, providing services indicated or by notoriously promoting the teaching, development and dissemination of art or the conservation of the national artistic heritage.The fashion designer Lorenzo Caprile received the Gold Medals; the actors José Coronado and the flamenco guitarist José Fernández 'Tomatito'; the Duques de Soria Foundation of Hispanic Science and Culture; the dancer Rafael Amargo; the chef Pedro Subijana; the bullfighter Julián López 'El Juli'; the actress and theater director Magüi Mira and the museum director Guy Philippe Henri Lannes de Montebello.Among the winners are the Orfeón Pamplonés; the director of the National Classical Theater Company Helena Pimenta; the pianist María Martha Argerich; the editor Manuel Borrás; the harpist María Rosa Calvo-Manzano; the director of the San Sebastian Jazz Festival Miguel Martín; the industrial designer Miquel Milà i Sagnier; the poet Julia Uceda, the cultural editor and promoter Leopoldo Zugaza; and, finally, posthumously, the jota singer José Iranzo Bielsa, 'Pastor of Andorra (Credit Image: © Fotos Lorenzo Carnero via ZUMA Wire)