A Grammy for the Venezuelan pianist Gabriela Montero

The musical passion has a name: Gabriela Montero. Hear her play classical works is a privilege, but it's even listen to improvise. In those moments, the piano becomes a sort of amplifier that echoes everything the Venezuelan pianist has inside.

So much pride you feel to know that the latest album of Gabriela Montero, "Ex Patria" just get the Latin Grammy Award for best classical album.

To see some of that album, you can access the video that she hangs on your website:

That album also contains the "Concerto No. 2" by Rachmaninov, emblematic work of the piano literature, full of emotions and meanings, healing work, if you will, throughout the historical burden that drags this concert, to be dedicated by the composer your doctor treating ... but that's another story.

As for the play "Ex Patria" is concerned, it is a composition that reflects the chaos Gabriela currently lives in Venezuela. It was composed in 2011, and is a musical testimony, she footprint as an artist offers his musical opinion, as it were embodied in a work full of nuances.

Upon learning of the award, Gabriela was on a concert tour of UK. So he posted on his Facebook profile dedicating this award Grammy Venezuelans: "Only I want to tell that this Grammy is for you is to continue telling our story and the world to continue learning what actually happens in our country. it is you who inspire me, encourage me and give me the strength to go screaming her lungs out the horror that exists in Venezuela. SILENCE iS NOT AN OPTION! ".

Thanks Gabriela Montero !!!