Alberto Moreno
Copla
Alberto Moreno is a renowned artist from Navarre with more than 20 years of experience in the world of music. He stands out as a singer, speaker specialized in the history of the Copla - for which he is known as the “Wikipedia of the Copla” - and actor1. His career is characterized by the versatility and passion with which he approaches each of his projects, merging music, theater and cultural dissemination.
Artistic trajectory
Throughout his career, Alberto Moreno has worked intensively as a popularizer of the copla, offering musical conferences and theatrical shows that cover the history and evolution of this genre. He has created unique montages in which he combines vocal performance with historical narration, and it is common to find him on stages both in Navarre and in other regions of Spain, where he is appreciated for his knowledge and his ability to connect with the public.
Moreno has paid tribute to great figures in Spanish music, such as Bambino, to whom he dedicated the show “Tribute to Bambino. 20 Years of Legend”. In this montage, he interprets both the classic themes of the artist from Utrera and flamenco versions of contemporary songs, showing his creativity and respect for tradition at the same time2. His homage does not seek imitation, but rather personal reinterpretation, bringing sincerity and emotion to each performance.
Style and awards
Alberto Moreno is valued for the honesty and truth he transmits on stage, as well as for his ability to renew and revitalize the copla, bringing it closer to new generations. He has worked with renowned musicians and has shared experiences with great figures of the genre, such as Marifé de Triana. In addition, his role as a speaker has allowed him to disseminate the history of the copla from its origins in the 18th century to the present day, addressing topics such as the figure of the bull or the role of women in the copla.
Link with Navarra
Although his career has had national projection, Alberto Moreno maintains a strong link with Navarra, actively participating in the cultural life of the community and collaborating with the Navarra Theater Network1. His work has contributed to the dissemination and enhancement of Navarre's musical and theatrical heritage.