S Morame

The Coria Painter S Morame

To write about Don Andres Martinez de Leon is to swim in the Guadalquivir and feel the magic of the fair of Seville, it is to dance the flamenco songs in honor of one of the great impressionist painters of Spain and the bullfighting world; is filled it with the taste of a bullfight next to bullfighters, cuadril and pasodobles with a life and death flavor, to banderillas and costume of lights, to ears and tail with the sand of the arena flavored with blood and courage; His work is vast and his brush, pencil and deep inspiration of his country splendid. Coria del Rio is painted in colors with a taste of the sea, blessed by our lady of the star and baptized in the chapel of El Rocío when it is confirmed in the chapel of La Soledad, announcing that an absent Coriano is worthy of being named among the exalted ones, because I sing to the brush, between the pencil, the oil and the watercolor, as Pastora Soler or Antonio Romero has done, giving him magisterial passes to the strokes on the canvas or the paper in Sevillian trenches of the son of Manolito Corona; Andrés Martínez de León was born on April 5, 1895 in the street of the loft # 45 of the marine district evoking the beginning of a century that arrived when only 3,360 inhabitants knew of the arrival of the little Andrés, who from his childhood showed his natural leadership, his sincerity, and his self-confidence despite his natural shyness.