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This Sunday, November 17, Medellín celebrated the 40 years of opening of the Carlos Vieco Ortiz Theater with the presentation of rock groups and an audiovisual production in tribute to this cultural reference, located on Nutibara Hill.
To begin the day, which had free entry and did not require prior registration, a discussion was held with figures who have been part of the history of this city space and, subsequently, the documentary was screened To exist is to resistcarried out by the Secretariat of Citizen Culture for this anniversary. The
The production compiles the memories of a theater that has resurfaced time and again to continue being consecrated as the ‘Temple of Rock’.
Subsequently, the opening ceremony of the ‘Posterioridades’ mural was held, located at the entrance of the theater, which was intervened by the Deúniti collective, thanks to the call for Promotion and Stimuli for Art and Culture 2024. This work compiles the posters of some of the most important events in the history of Vieco.
In the end, attendees enjoyed a concert with the four winning bands of the Stimuli for Art and Culture 2024. Representing the metal genre were the band Neural; in post punk Los Malkavian made their presentation; Double A provided the rock quota and to close the night was the renowned punk band
The Suziox.
The Carlos Vieco Theater continues to be configured as the cultural stage of Medellín that has allowed new voices of the city to be known and in the celebration of its 40 years it will be no exception.
“This celebration is an invitation to recognize the historical importance of Carlos Vieco as the cradle of new voices and cultural movements that have shaped our artistic identity. More than a space, it is a symbol of encounter, creativity and community, which continues to be a beacon for those who see in art a way to transform realities,” said the Secretary of Citizen Culture, Santiago Silva.
Those who did not attend in person can follow the details of the event through the social networks of the Secretariat of Citizen Culture @cultura.med. In addition, it is expected that the documentary To Exist is to Resist will be screened in different local media in the coming days.
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What impact has the Carlos Vieco Ortiz Theater had on the development of local artists in Medellín over the past 40 years?
**Interview with María Fernanda Rodríguez, Cultural Coordinator of the Carlos Vieco Ortiz Theater**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, María Fernanda. The Carlos Vieco Ortiz Theater recently celebrated its 40th anniversary with a fantastic event. Can you share what this milestone means for the theater and the Medellín community?
**María Fernanda Rodríguez:** Thank you for having me! Celebrating 40 years is a significant milestone for us. The Carlos Vieco Ortiz Theater has been a cultural staple in Medellín, especially for rock music fans. It signifies the resilience and vibrancy of our local arts scene and serves as a reminder of the power of culture to unite our community.
**Interviewer:** The anniversary celebration included a rock concert and a documentary screening. Can you tell us more about the documentary “To Exist is to Resist”?
**María Fernanda Rodríguez:** Absolutely! The documentary is a beautiful tribute crafted by the Secretariat of Citizen Culture. It captures the rich history of the theater, showcasing its evolution and the myriad performances that have taken place here. It reflects how the theater has continuously adapted and how important it is to the cultural identity of Medellín.
**Interviewer:** It sounds like a true celebration of legacy. During the event, there was also a discussion involving key figures in the theater’s history. What were some highlights from that discussion?
**María Fernanda Rodríguez:** The discussion featured several artists, musicians, and community figures who have contributed to the theater over the years. They shared personal stories, reflections on the importance of the venue, and discussed how it has been a platform for both emerging and established artists. It was moving to see such a strong sense of community and shared history.
**Interviewer:** The event also revealed a mural titled “Posterioridades.” Can you tell us about this mural and its significance?
**María Fernanda Rodríguez:** The mural, created by the Deúniti collective, adds a visually striking and meaningful element to the theater. It not only beautifies our space but also serves to honor the artistic journey we’ve traveled. The mural encapsulates memories and stories associated with the venue, and it reflects the innovative spirit of our community’s artists.
**Interviewer:** As you look forward, what are your hopes for the Carlos Vieco Ortiz Theater over the next few years?
**María Fernanda Rodríguez:** I hope for the Carlos Vieco Theater to continue being a vital part of Medellín’s cultural landscape. We want to expand our programming, support more local artists, and engage the community with diverse performances and events. Our goal is to foster a love for the arts that inspires future generations.
**Interviewer:** Thank you so much for your insights, María Fernanda. It’s clear that the Carlos Vieco Ortiz Theater will continue to play a significant role in shaping the cultural fabric of Medellín.
**María Fernanda Rodríguez:** Thank you! It’s been a pleasure to share this with you. We invite everyone to join us in celebrating our vibrant arts community!
