Pepón Nieto y Luis Santana Contratación

Pepón Nieto - Ecos del Siglo de Oro

'Echoes of the Golden Age'

This show offers an intimate and exciting encounter with the Spanish Golden Age, one of the periods of greatest literary and artistic splendor in our history. Through a carefully selected collection of texts and music, the proposal builds a bridge between the past and the present, revealing the relevance and depth of our great authors.

The word and music awaken the memory of an unrepeatable era. The verses, suspended between time and emotion, breathe again in the voice of actor Pepón Nieto, who reveals their strength, their intimacy, and their eternal beauty.

The voice of baritone Luis Santana, deep and luminous, captures the echo of these feelings and transforms them into music, while pianist Víctor Caraballo weaves a delicate and evocative soundscape, where each note extends the meaning of the word. Together, they create a space where past and present meet, where emotion becomes a bridge and art becomes permanence. Echoes of the Golden Age is a journey to the heart of our tradition, a whisper of beauty that spans centuries to remind us that poetry and music remain the living soul of time.

PEPÓN NIETO - Interpreter

Born in Marbella (Málaga). With almost three decades of experience, he is a highly recognized actor in our country.

He has graced the stages of the best theaters in Spain in productions such as “Martes de Carnaval” (Mario Gas), “El jurado” (Andrés Lima), “¡Ay Carmela!” (José Carlos Plaza) “El eunuco” and “La comedia de las mentiras” – with a record number of spectators in the history of the Mérida Classical Theater Festival, with all tickets sold out for both performances – and many more, having completed the tour of “La comedia de los errores” (Andrés Lima) in January 2025. He also has his own theater production company.

In cinema, he has worked in more than twenty films under the direction of renowned directors such as Álex de la Iglesia, Imanol Uribe, Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón, José Luis García Sánchez, Manuel Iborra, Félix Sabroso and Dunia Ayaso or Nacho García Velilla, among many others.

On television, we have seen him in series such as “30 Coins” by Álex de la Iglesia (HBO), “Veneno” (Atresmedia), “I Know Who You Are” by Pau Freixas (Telecinco), or “Los hombres de Paco” (Antena 3); among many other notable ones such as “Periodistas” (Telecinco); “La vida de Rita” (La 1 de TVE) or “Amar es para siempre” (Antena 3). His most recent and notable titles include “Smiley” (Netflix), “Los enviados” (SkyDhowtime) and “Superstar” (Netflix and pending release).

Pepón Nieto has been awarded the Professional Career Award by the Association of Audiovisual Festivals of Andalusia, as well as for different works with the Silver Biznaga for Best Actor at the Málaga Film Festival, the Max Award for Best Actor, the Ercilla Theater Award, the Union of Actors Award for Best Supporting Actor in Television, and the Best Actor Award at the Toulouse Festival (France), along with several other awards recognizing his career, such as the Career Award at the International Theater, Music and Dance Festival of San Javier or the Honorary Seat of the Teatro Chapí de Villena.

LUIS SANTANA - Baritone

This Zamoran baritone began his musical studies at the age of five, studying with some of the greatest masters such as Juana Peñalver, Consuelo Barrio, María Teresa Manzano, Miguel Zanetti, and currently with the eminent Spanish tenor Pedro Lavirgen and with Teresa Berganza.

He has performed in the most important theaters and concert halls in our country: Gran Teatro del Liceo, Auditorio Nacional de Música, Fundación Juan March, Auditorio de Zaragoza, Maestranza de Sevilla, Principal de Alicante, Cervantes de Málaga, Miguel Delibes and Teatro Calderón de Valladolid, Romea de Murcia, Auditorio de León, Fundación Príncipe de Asturias, Círculo de Bellas Artes de Madrid, Vigo, Santiago de Compostela, La Coruña, Gran Teatro de Córdoba, Gran Teatro de Huelva, Falla de Cádiz, Batel de Cartagena, Principal de Vitoria, Victoria Eugenia de San Sebastián, Palacio de Congresos de Granada, Mérida, Circo de Albacete, Auditorio de Cuenca, San Lorenzo del Escorial, Maestro Padilla de Almería, etc...

Cities such as Rome, Paris, Milan, Naples, Budapest, Toulon, Bucharest, Donetsk, Iași, Brașov, Lviv, Rousse, Riga, Porto, Lisbon, Vienna, Eisenach...

He has been conducted by maestros such as García, Roa, Frizzi, Osa, Wilson, Alapont, Lencko, Vasilenko, Diadura, Monsalve, Abelló, Sainz Alfaro, Ortega, Popa, Mesa, Todorov, and many others....

Memorable concerts at the Basílica del Pilar in Zaragoza before Their Majesties the King and Queen of Spain, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony at the Auditorio Nacional de Música alongside the legendary Orfeón Donostiarra in the presence of Her Majesty the Queen, Mozart's Requiem at Seville Cathedral, Brahms' Requiem at the Old Cathedral of Salamanca, Tribute to Victoria de los Ángeles at the church where she was baptized, Tribute to Teresa Berganza and Antón García Abril. Tribute at the Auditorio de Lleida to Ainhoa Arteta. Concert tour with the great Nati Mistral, and the late Paco Valladares on Spanish poetry. Inauguration of the Soriano Musical Autumn Festival under the baton of Odón Alonso. Robles de Laciana Festival alongside Rosa Torres-Pardo, International Festival of Úbeda, Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, etc...

PROGRAMA

Quien dice que la ausencia, de Juan Boscán (recitado)

Por unos puertos arriba (cantado)

Monólogo de Segismundo de Calderón de la Barca (recitado)

Tres morillas (cantado)

Definición del amor De Francisco de Quevedo (recitado)

Dime triste coraçon (cantado)

Noche Oscura de San Juan de la Cruz (recitado)

Que es de ti desconsolado (cantado)

Varios efectos del amor de Lope de Vega (recitado)

No te tardes que me muero (cantado)

A una rosa de Góngora (recitado)

Paseabase el rey moro (cantado)

Soneto de repente de Lope de Vega (recitado)

Ay triste que vengo ( cantado)

A un hombre de gran nariz De Francisco de Quevedo (recitado)

Fata la parte (cantado)

Who speaks of Juan Boscán's absence (recited)

So the holm oak (sung)

What have I to do with your friendship trying to win of Lope de Vega (recited)

At matins it was (sung)

Clear, serene eyes by Gutierre de Cetina (recited)

Come at dawn (sung)

Living without living in me by Saint Teresa (recited)

I want to be a hermit (sung)

Upon leaving prison by Fray Luis de León (recited)

At matins it was (sung)

Ovillejos by Miguel de Cervantes (recited)

We must not sleep (sung)

To go and stay by Lope de Vega (recited)

King whom kings adore (sung)

Oh, would I were Olympus! by Fernando de Herrera (recited)

Let us eat and drink today (sung)

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