Arpa de Oro explained

The Arpa de Oro (English: Golden Harp) was the award given to those who were winners of the Folk Competition of Viña del Mar International Song Festival among 1965 y 1968[1] [2] replacing the Lira de Oro, original award of this competition from 1961 to 1964,[3] that was reserved as an exclusive prize for the International Competition. In 1969,[4] the Arpa de Oro was replaced by the Gaviota de Plata.

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Rolando Alarcón: "El folklore pierde su fuerza" (entrevista originalmente publicada en "Teleguía" 41 del 22 de febrero de 1968) . April 6, 2013 . PHP . Vilches, Manuel . June 27, 2009 . www.rolandoalarcon.cl . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20130526204541/http://www.rolandoalarcon.cl/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=51&Itemid=42 . May 26, 2013 .
  2. Web site: Historia del Festival de Viña - 1960-1969: El comienzo - 1965 . April 6, 2013 . Moreno, Víctor . Hugo . Rodrigo Palma . amp . 2007 . www.emol.com.
  3. Web site: Historia del Festival de Viña - 1960-1969: El comienzo - 1961 . April 6, 2013 . Moreno, Víctor . Hugo . Rodrigo Palma . amp . 2007 . www.emol.com.
  4. Web site: Historia del Festival de Viña - 1960-1969: El comienzo - 1969 . April 6, 2013 . Moreno, Víctor . Hugo . Rodrigo Palma . amp . 2007 . www.emol.com.

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