Interview in German with Donau_kanal TV station in “Net people – The talk” with dr. Helmut Berg
Link a la pagina original: https://www.donaukanal.tv/2025/06/16/talk-sopranistin-trujano-granados/
With great pride I share the first part of this interview they did on a television channel in Vienna Austria. And although the beautiful German language did not dominate it completely, I dared to do it to bring my voice and my story to new borders.
In this interview I talk about my roots, About Oaxaca, about the deep love I feel for music and for representing Mexico with dignity and passion through song. También hablamos de lo que pasó en el año 1938 When Mexico protested against the annexation of Austria by Nazi Germany, being the only country that raised its voice before the Nations Society against Anschluss.
Thanks to all who support me from different parts of the world. This is another sample that when you work with discipline, Delivery and passion, Art knows no borders.
Thank you very much dr. Helmut Berg and Donaukanal.tv for this beautiful interview.
In musical fragments we listen:
Mixtec song/José López Alavez, Voice: Patricia Trujano Granados, Accompaniment: José B. Trujano Morales, José Luis Trujano Granados, Video: Mónica Arias and Root Cinema
So/ María Greever, Voice: Patricia Trujano Granados, Piano: Andreas Wagner, Video Alexander Uhl
Wien, You city of my dreams /Rudolf Sieczynski, Voice: Patricia Trujano Granados. Guitar: Rone nissan, Video: Alexander Uhl
Translation of the introductory text of Donau_kanal TV
“Sound in the fascinating world of music with the Mexican soprano Patricia Truchano Granados. Experience your unique voice and discover how you brought your musical dreams from Oaxaca to Vienna, Here with us in this talk!
Patricia Truchano Granados: From Mexico to the classic stage
The singer tells us her inspiring trip from her musical family in Oaxaca, About WordPress, until its formation in the renowned conservatory of Mexico City Tr. Explain how the desire to reach an attentive audience led her to classical music. His colorful traditional dress of his homeland reflects his deep connection with his roots. The soprano has acquired a wide repertoire of European composers without neglecting Mexican music.
Mexicoplatz: A bridge between two cultures
Trujano Granados has found his musical home in Vienna and sings Arias de Opera and Mexican songs. He tells us about his fascination with opera and how he cultivates his varied repertoire in Vienna, that covers from the Baroque to Latin American music. Especially moving is its connection with the Vienna Mexikoplatz, a monument to the unique protest of Mexico against Austria's Anschluss in 1938. Enjoy Patricia's beautiful interpretation of the Viennese song “Wien, Wien, Only you alone” And much more in the video.”
