INAEM said that the mobility of artists is "as important" as the internationalization of products
10 hours 7 mins ago SANTANDER, 13 (EUROPA PRESS) El director general of the National Institute of Arts Escnicas and Music (INAEM) Palomero Flix Gonzlez, assured on Tuesday at the International University Men ndez Pelayo (UIMP) in Santander, the mobility of artists and spectacles is "as important" as the internationalization "unvoca" of our products. Continue reading As the printed article had indicated during their participation in the seminar 'The cultural deed Spaniards abroad', organized by the UIMP, where he explained that the best way to make a "distribucin of our culture to the outside is by way of the "other passes coproduccin and generating products in which" artists of different nationalities involved. "However, Palomero Gonzlez regretted that the mechanisms make it easier for Spaniards artists participating in foreign productions "yet" not estn "sufficiently" developed. In this sense, has acknowledged that there "idiomtico carcter difficulties, legislative or tax" that prevent people can work in a "more united" with different passes. In addition the CEO INAEM has highlighted the role of Latin Amrica as one of the "big lights" of receipt "automtica" of our products because, according to said, "we share a language and a tradition cultural. " It has therefore stressed the importance of "preserving" the Spanish culture in the presence pasya encourage "development build" and did not answer "slo" in the manifestation of the activity itself. With regard to relations between European passes, has considered the role of culture is "so special", in his view, "many people think" what "unique" Building a united Europe. "Given that the Economic Online does not appear to have developed enough, the unique ability to make a European spirit is by way of culture," he pointed out. Palomero Gonzlez has stressed that the perception that culture by way of media members "muchsimo has changed" with the evolution of digital media. As has therefrom shall "the world of social network structures in the media" It is not "sufficiently explored." "For his carcter leverage and its ability to reach it publicly concerned, all our policy must be designed in the future for its implemen on these social networks," he concluded.