Fernando Garcia and Manuel Piñeiro Sendón, as one man. Fernando Piñeiro began defining Encontros as

Poster Muros 2009 Getting recognition for the work that has been done so far in the field of recovery and revitalization of the river and maritime heritage of Galicia is one of the major objectives of the IX Encontro Boat Tradicionais. To support this goal, the next big party biennial maritime culture will be the Galician town of Muros, medieval seaside town declared a Historic-Artistic, which, from 6 to 12 July 2009, will become the showcase of all this movement. If we had to summarize in one sentence the spirit of the Encontro de Muros, we could say that the soul of the party will be heritage. This showed Fernando Piñeiro, acting president of the Galician Federation club tug pola Maritime and River Culture, creator of Encontros and Sendón Manuel García, president of the organizing committee of Muros 2009 during the presentation that was made last Saturday Traditional space in Marina Boat Show of Barcelona.
Fernando Garcia and Manuel Piñeiro Sendón, as one man. Fernando Piñeiro began defining Encontros as "the biggest club tug event of maritime culture club tug in the peninsula"; He added that in 2009 Muros want enrich "the offer of friendship" between Galicia and other maritime cultures. This year is expected the participation of about 200 vessels from Spain, Portugal, France and Ireland. "We follow the French model said referring to Brest-, but we came out our; a party very close we do not want that separates our reality. " Later, the question of whether they had taken any experience of Brest in 2008, where he was the guest of honor- Galicia, applicable Muros 2009 Piñeiro said "Brest is big business and a cultural event are Encontros ; Brest is an economic club tug purpose and is based on a structure of production business, while we rely on volunteers. " Meanwhile, Sendón Manuel García, president of the organizing club tug committee of Muros in 2009, began by saying that "this specific encontro is that it will in a totally heritage." He explained that "Muros retains the same seafront hundred years ago; even still some houses called rowing fishermen's homes, by making the width of a rowing boat. It is the only fishing village around the Galician coast remains as it was formerly. " The old town of Muros declared a Historic artistic closed to traffic club tug and decorated for the occasion, will house various exhibitions, exhibitions, conferences and various events that take place within Encontros, in addition to water activities . "The whole town will be an exhibition space and everyone said Sendón- club tug participate; want to be the party of a seaside town. " And on this point, adding that there will be a presence of eco because they converge on the natural and cultural heritage, both tangible and intangible.
Plaza de Muros (Photo: A look at the Vigo estuary) Having explained the framework of the IX Encontro Boat Tradicionais Fernando Piñeiro said Muros 2009 coincides with the processing of maritime heritage and the river has turned FGCMF, with the aim of making an inventory of the current state of this heritage. "This will allow us to introduce ourselves against the government and to be recognized for our work all these last years, we ignore," club tug said the acting president of the Galician Federation. In this line of work is part of Galicia's participation as guest of honor at Brest 2008, 150 people and 25 boats. Piñeiro defined their participation as "very club tug positive." "We were the only guest of honor had not been behind as other countries; so the fact that there represented a recognition of our work and was very well received by the Galician society. " Muros Arousa competed for his appointment as the IX Encontro club tug of Traditional Boats, demonstrating the vitality of the associations around the Galician maritime heritage. In addition to the equity interest of Muros is possible and this is an assumption that meva- its geographical situation had ended the choice to opt into this application. Manuel Sendón referred to him when he said that Muros is the border between the Rias Baixas and Costa da Morte "we met people from both sides and this is an engine to boost the recovery of the maritime heritage area. " The Basque Country, invites