In the first #LdeLírica session of May, we welcome the Polish-born Spanish writer, poet, musician, and editor, renowned for fusing rap, jazz, and poetry. Rafael Lechowski, leader of the group Flowklorikos and author of the acclaimed album "Donde duele, inspira" (Where it hurts, it inspires), stands out for his profound lyrics, significantly influencing the artistic landscape of Spain and Latin America.

Don't miss this #LdeLírica session in which our guest, named a promising young talent in Spanish art by the newspaper El País, will converse with our series coordinator and director of La Piscifactoría, Gonzalo Escarpa. An opportunity to hear a truly authentic fusion of rap and jazz.

• - Monday, May 11th at 7:30 PM
• - In-person attendance until capacity is reached
• - Streaming. Follow it on Ámbito Cultural's social media channels and our YouTube channel.

About Rafael Lechowski

Although his style—a rare hybrid of poetry, jazz, rap, and slam—is increasingly difficult to define, Rafael Lechowski is considered one of the most important Spanish-language lyricists in his genre: his voice resonates ever more strongly, exerting a notable influence in both Spain and Latin America.

He debuted at just 17 years old and was named a promising young talent in Spanish art by the newspaper El País in 2004. His musical works include Donde duele, inspira (Where It Hurts, It Inspires), El canto de amor a la vida (The Song of Love to Life), and Quarcissus: el arte de desamar (Quarcissus: The Art of Unloving), the latter of which has been hailed by critics as a significant event in 21st-century Spanish music and literature. His most recent publication is the book The Healthy Art of Oviedo Street (An Empirical-Poetic Study of Life and the World), released at the beginning of 2022. His artistic vision is marked by a concern for Being, the anxiety of modern times, religiosity without God, and love as a vital meaning.