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The Malaga Foundationin collaboration with El Buque Producciones of the Minichaplin group, has participated in the presentation of I was Picassoan innovative sound fiction in podcast format. This initiative, supported by Málaga Foundation and the Culture Area of ​​the Provincial Councilseeks to immerse listeners in the life and mind of the Malaga genius through a unique perspective.

The public presentation and premiere of I was Picasso It took place in the assembly hall of the Picasso’s Christmas House and was attended by the president of Fundación Málaga, Juan Cobalea, who has had an outstanding participation in this presentation, expressing his gratitude to the promoters of the project for their initiative. In his words, he highlighted the importance of this enriching production and extended his gratitude to all the collaborating entities that made this cultural milestone possible while highlighting the key role of Fundación Málaga in the artistic and cultural universe of the province.

This project, supported by the Málaga Foundation, the Faculty of Communication Sciences of the UMA, and the digital printing group Copicentre, focuses on the story of six meetings between Mati, a doctoral student in Art, and Medina, a veteran actor. Together, they explore various aspects of Picasso’s life and art through intimate and revealing conversations.

Each chapter addresses a specific topic, from politics to Picasso’s personal relationships, his complex psychology and his artistic legacy. The series delves into both the present of the conversation and the past, offering historical recreations to contextualize the topics discussed.

I was Picasso is a 100% Malaga product, starring outstanding local talents such as John Lara and Sarah Suarez, under the direction of Kike Díaz. The meticulous preparation of the project, which has involved more than 30 local artists and professionals, reflects a commitment to culture and creative excellence in the region.

The series will be disseminated through platforms such as Spotify, with an initial episode available on December 5 and subsequent episodes released weekly for the rest of the month. This project, developed for more than a year, is the result of exhaustive research with more than 50 books, 300 articles and consultations in museums around the world. “Yo Fui Picasso” seeks to demystify the genius, offering data and perspectives so that each listener can form their own opinion about the figure of Picasso, both as an artist and as a human being. The Málaga Foundation is proud to sponsor this initiative that expands the understanding of local culture and the figure of one of the great artists of all time. For more information about the project, you can visit the official website at yofuipicasso.com.