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dbpprop:abstract "Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa est un des plus grands auteur-compositeur-interpr\u00E8tes catalan et espagnol. Il est surnomm\u00E9 par ses admirateurs \"El noi del Poble-sec\" (\"Le jeune de Poble-sec\", son village natal) ou \"El Nano\" en Argentine. Il est le fils d'un Catalan et d'une Aragonaise, \u00E9tant donc un xarnego. Il s'est inscrit en 1964 \u00E0 la facult\u00E9 de Biologie, mais participa durant la m\u00EAme ann\u00E9e \u00E0 un programme de Radio Barcelone en interpr\u00E9tant \u00E0 la guitarre ses premi\u00E8res compositions. Miquel Porter l'entendit et lui proposa d'int\u00E9grer Els Setze Jutges, un groupe de chanteurs catalans dont le but \u00E9tait de promouvoir l'utilisation du catalan par leurs \u0153uvres (mouvement de la nouvelle chanson catalane). Joan Manuel Serrat enregistre alors son premier disque, qui contient la chanson Una guitarra qui lui apporta rapidement la notori\u00E9t\u00E9. Son second disque, Ara que tinc vint anys, sorti en 1966, contenait quant \u00E0 lui les th\u00E8mes Me\u2019n vaig a peu et Can\u00E7\u00F3 de matinada qui furent \u00E9galement de grands succ\u00E8s. Parce qu'il continuait \u00E0 chanter en catalan, il entra en conflit avec la dictature de Francisco Franco : il fut pressenti pour repr\u00E9senter l'Espagne au concours de l'Eurovision avec la chanson La la la, mais on lui pr\u00E9f\u00E9ra finalement un autre candidat (la chanteuse Massiel qui emporta finalement le premier prix avec la m\u00EAme chanson, bien que selon certaines rumeurs, cette victoire aurait pu \u00EAtre \"achet\u00E9e\" \u00E0 l'\u00E9poque par Franco) car il persistait \u00E0 vouloir interpr\u00E9ter cet air en catalan (et non en espagnol), dans le but d'attirer l'attention sur la marginalisation de la langue catalane en Espagne. Il \u00E9migra en 1975 au Mexique, mais revint en Espagne l'ann\u00E9e suivante, apr\u00E8s la mort de Franco. Il est consid\u00E9r\u00E9 comme l'un des fondateurs de la Nova Can\u00E7\u00F3. Il est l'auteur de plus de 300 chansons, \u00E9crites soit en catalan (Pare, Plany al mar, Ara que tinc vint anys, etc), soit en espagnol (Mediterr\u00E1neo, Tu nombre me sabe a yerba, Hoy puede ser un gran d\u00EDa, A Usted, El carrusel del Furo,Toca madera, Vagabundear, Pueblo blanco etc), et bon nombre d'entre elles sont devenues des \"classiques\". Il est tr\u00E8s connu dans le monde hispanophone, en plus de la catalanophonie, parce que les textes de ses chansons son tr\u00E8s novateurs, touchant des sujets qui \u00E9taient interdits \u00E0 l'\u00E9poque : sexe, politique, corruption, r\u00E9pression. En 1971 il a sorti son album Mediterraneo, un de ses disques les plus importants. Il devient alors un des principaux symboles de la libert\u00E9 en Espagne et en Am\u00E9rique Latine. Dans ce disque, on trouve une chanson portant le m\u00EAme titre, et qui exprime de fa\u00E7on tr\u00E8s \u00E9mouvante et inspir\u00E9e l'amour de Joan Manuel Serrat pour la mer M\u00E9diterran\u00E9e pr\u00E8s de laquelle il est n\u00E9. En 1975, suite \u00E0 certaines d\u00E9clarations il dut partir en exil \u00E0 Mexique durant un an, suite \u00E0 un mandat d'arr\u00EAt lanc\u00E9 contre lui par le gouvernement de Franco. Plusieurs de ses chansons sont alors censur\u00E9es et interdites. \u00C0 la fin des ann\u00E9es 1970, il s'est enferm\u00E9 au monast\u00E8re de Montserrat, \u00E0 Barcelone, avec d'autres intellectuels et artistes, pour protester contre le proc\u00E8s de Burgos et contre la peine de mort. En 1978, il \u00E9pouse Candela Tiff\u00F3n, et a, un an plus tard, une fille nomm\u00E9e Mar\u00EDa. En 1983 il r\u00E9alise une grande tourn\u00E9e en Am\u00E9rique du Sud, sauf au Chili, encore gouvern\u00E9 par Pinochet, et o\u00F9 ses \u0153uvres sont interdites. Il se rendra plusieurs fois au Chili apr\u00E8s que Pinochet ait quitt\u00E9 le pouvoir. Ainsi, en 2006, il rendra visite \u00E0 Michelle Bachelet, pr\u00E9sidente chilienne socialiste nouvellement \u00E9lue, et lui offrira quelques bouteilles de son vignoble personnel, qu'il exploite depuis plusieurs ann\u00E9es. Il est devenu international quand il a mis en musique certains vers de po\u00E8tes espagnols, tels qu'Antonio Machado, Miguel Hern\u00E1ndez et Le\u00F3n Felipe. Dans sa langue paternelle, il a mis en musique les \u0153uvres de Joan Salvat Papasseit, l'un des plus grands po\u00E8tes catalans. Des artistes cubains lui ont rendu hommage avec un superbe album de reprises Cuba le canta a Serrat. Fin 2003, il sort un nouveau disque \"Serrat Sinfonico\" avec l'Orchestre symphonique de Barcelone et national de Catalogne, sous la direction musicale de Joan Amarg\u00F3s. Sur ce disque, o\u00F9 les chansons de Serrat sont arrang\u00E9es pour orchestre, on trouve 15 chansons d\u00E9j\u00E0 connues, et une nouvelle, dont le texte, Herido de Amor est d\u00FB au po\u00E8te Federico Garc\u00EDa Lorca. \t En 2004, le journal El Peri\u00F3dico de Catalunya lui d\u00E9cerne le prix \"Catal\u00E0 de l'Any\" (\u00AB Catalan de l'ann\u00E9e \u00BB) en hommage a ses 40 ann\u00E9es de carri\u00E8re. \t Le 15 mars 2006, il a re\u00E7u le titre de doctor honoris causa de l'Universit\u00E9 de Madrid pour sa contribution aux cultures espagnole et catalane. Il obtient ensuite la M\u00E9daille d'or du M\u00E9rite au Travail pour l'ensemble de sa carri\u00E8re. Le 18 avril 2006, Serrat sort un nouveau disque (\"M\u00F4\", abr\u00E9viation du nom de la ville de Mahon, capitale de l'\u00EEle espagnole de Minorque, o\u00F9 le chanteur a une maison et passe les \u00E9t\u00E9s) de chansons en catalan. Il s'agit de sa premi\u00E8re production dans cette langue depuis 17 ans. Serrat entreprend alors une tourn\u00E9e de promotion de son disque dans toute l'Espagne. \t \t\t En 2007, le journal El Peri\u00F3dico de Catalunya publie une collection \"Serrat Personal\" de 16 disques choisis par Joan Manuel Serrat et avec des textes \u00E9crits par lui pour pr\u00E9senter ces disques et les personnes qui y ont particip\u00E9. Il organise de plus une nouvelle tourn\u00E9e, avec le chanteur Joaquin Sabina, intitul\u00E9e Dos pajaros de un tiro. Et en 2007 il re\u00E7oit le titre de chevalier de la L\u00E9gion d'honneur de la R\u00E9publique fran\u00E7aise."@fr ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa, cunoscut ca Joan Manuel Serrat, este unul dintre cei mai populari cantautori catalani. Compune at\u00E2t \u00EEn catalan\u0103 c\u00E2t \u015Fi \u00EEn castilian\u0103. S-a n\u0103scut \u00EEn cartierul Poble-Sec din Barcelona. A urmat studii de agronomie \u015Fi de biologie, \u00EEns\u0103 le-a abandonat pentru a se consacra muzicii. \u00CEn 1961 intr\u0103 \u00EEn grupul Els Setze Jutges \u015Fi \u00EEnregistreaz\u0103 primul s\u0103u LP, care con\u0163ine unul dintre c\u00E2ntecele sale cele mai cunoscute, Una guitarra, \u015Fi trei c\u00E2ntece mai mult sau mai pu\u0163in uitate \u00EEntre timp. Succesul s\u0103u a fost fulger\u0103tor, datorit\u0103 farmecului s\u0103u personal, vocii tremur\u00E2nde dar limpezi, unor melodii u\u015For de re\u0163inut \u015Fi unor texte sentimentale \u015Fi \u00EEn acela\u015Fi timp demne. \u00CEn fapt, Serrat a fost unul dintre primii c\u00E2nt\u0103re\u0163i catalani care a generat o mi\u015Fcare de fani. \u00CEn 1967, Serrat era deja un interpret consacrat, lucru demonstrat de primul s\u0103u recital solo la Palau de la M\u00FAsica Catalana. \u00CEn acela\u015Fi anu, a c\u00E2\u015Ftigat mai multe premii, printre care \u015Fi Marele Premiu al Discului Catalan. Primul s\u0103u LP con\u0163ine cinci c\u00E2ntece \u00EEnregistrate anterior (Ara que tinc vint anys, Una guitarra, El drapaire, La mort de l\u2019avi \u015Fi Me\u2019n vaig a peu), \u015Fi cinci inedite: Balada per a un trobador, Els vells amants (c\u00E2ntec inspirat de piesa lui Jacques Brel Les vieux), Els titelles, Can\u00E7\u00F3 de bressol (care con\u0163ine o strof\u0103 popular\u0103, c\u00E2ntat\u0103 \u00EEn spaniol\u0103, ceea ce a dezl\u0103n\u0163uit primele critici \u00EEn mediile puriste din punct de vedere lingvistic) \u015Fi, mai ales, melodia La tieta, care apare \u00EEn paralel \u015Fi pe un single, \u00EEmpreun\u0103 cu Can\u00E7\u00F3 de bressol. \u00CEn acela\u015Fi an apare \u015Fi Joan Manuel Serrat. M\u00FAsica sola, un album cu versiuni instrumentale a zece c\u00E2ntece de Serrat. Op\u0163iunea lui Joan Manuel Serrat de a c\u00E2nta \u015Fi \u00EEn limba spaniol\u0103 a provocat o criz\u0103 f\u0103r\u0103 precedent \u00EEn r\u00E2ndurile reprezentan\u0163ilor muzicii catalane \u015Fi a dus la formarea a dou\u0103 fronturi, unul care promova un monolingvism militant \u015Fi unul care ap\u0103ra bilingvismul. A durat mult timp p\u00E2n\u0103 c\u00E2nd rela\u0163iile dintre c\u00E2nt\u0103re\u0163i s-au normalizat. \u201ESpaniolizarea\u201C lui Serrat \u00EEi va aduce \u015Fi o \u201Er\u0103splat\u0103\u201C din partea regimului franchist: va fi desemnat s\u0103 reprezinte Spania la festivalul Eurovision cu o melodie destul de limitat\u0103, compus\u0103 de D\u00FAo Din\u00E1mico: La, la, la."@ro ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat, m\u00E9s conegut senzillament com a Serrat, \u00E9s un dels cantautors i m\u00FAsics catalans m\u00E9s populars, l'obra del qual es desenvolupa indistintament en catal\u00E0 i castell\u00E0."@ca ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat ist ein katalanischer Liedermacher. Weil er darauf bestand, auch in seiner verbotenen Muttersprache zu singen, kam er in Schwierigkeiten mit der Diktatur Francisco Francos und emigrierte 1975 nach Mexiko, kehrte jedoch im Jahr darauf, nach Francos Tod, in seine Heimat zur\u00FCck. Im Jahr 1968 wurde er vom Spanischen Fernsehen TVE aus dem Wettbewerb Grand Prix Eurovision de la Chanson genommen, weil er das Lied La, la, la, welches von Ramon Arcusa und Manuel da la Calva urspr\u00FCnglich auf Spanisch geschrieben war, auf Katalanisch singen wollte."@de ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa is een Spaanse zanger die zingt in het Catalaans en Castiliaans. Hij is zeer bekend in Spanje en Latijns-Amerika. Hij is een vertegenwoordiger van de Nova Can\u00E7\u00F3. Hij heeft meegedongen naar uitzending voor het Eurovisie Songfestival in 1968 met een Catalaans liedje, maar Massiel werd de vertegenwoordiger en ze won het festival in 1968."@nl ,
"\u00C8 una delle figure pi\u00F9 importanti della canzone moderna sia in lingua catalana che in castigliano. Alcuni dei suoi pezzi di pi\u00F9 successo sono poesie, messe in musica da Serrat, di alcuni dei migliori poeti in entrambe le lingue, come Antonio Machado o Miguel Hern\u00E1ndez, anche se alcuni dei suoi testi originali potrebbero essere considerarati capolavori poetici."@it ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa is a Spanish Catalan singer-songwriter. Serrat is considered one of the most important figures of modern, popular music in both the Spanish and Catalan languages. He became involved with music at the age of 17, when he got his first guitar, to which he dedicates one of his earliest songs, \"Una guitarra. \" In the early 60's, the young artist participated in a pop band, playing along with classmates at Barcelona's Agronomy School and performing mainly Beatles songs and Italian 'pop-of-the-era' songs translated to Spanish. In 1965, while singing in a radio show called Radioscope, host Salvador Escamilla helped him secure a record deal with local label Edigsa, where he recorded his first LP, as well as joining the group Els Setze Jutges. Joan Manuel Serrat's first live stage performance in 1967 at the Palau de la M\u00FAsica Catalana, served to establish him as one of the most important artists inside the Nova can\u00E7\u00F3 movement in Catalonia. The following year, Spain entered Serrat in the Eurovision Song Contest 1968 to sing \"La, la, la\", but he asked to sing it in Catalan, to which the Spanish authorities would not agree. This would be the first time he would come into conflict with the language politics of Francoist Spain, because of his decision to sing in his native Catalan language, repressed by dictator Francisco Franco. Defiantly, Serrat refused to sing the Spanish-language version, and was hurriedly substituted by Massiel, who went on to win the contest with her Spanish-language interpretation. As a result, Serrat's songs were banned and his records burned in the streets. He then traveled to South America and participated in the Rio de Janeiro's World Music Festival, where he took first place with the song \"Pen\u00E9lope. \" In 1969, Serrat released an album containing songs with texts of Antonio Machado, a well known Spanish poet of late 19th-early 20th century. This album brought him immediate fame in all Spain and Latin America though, in spite of this, his decision to sing in Spanish was still criticized in some nationalistic Catalan circles. Regarding this and other times when his choice of language (sometimes Spanish, sometimes Catalan) raised controversy on either side of the political sphere, he once explained: \"I sing better in the language they forbid me. \" The release of the Mediterr\u00E1neo LP in 1971 consolidated the artist's reputation worldwide. During that year, Serrat sang a seminal concert at the theater of the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus, which was highly influential in the Puerto Rican music community of the time, and which had repercussions as late as 2006. In late 1974, Serrat was exiled in Mexico due to his condemnation of arbitrary executions under Franco's regime. It wasn't until Franco's death November 20, 1975 that Serrat was able to return to his homeland. In 1976, Joan Manuel Serrat was acclaimed for the first time in the U.S.A. , while performing in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York. In January 1995, the Spanish government awarded him a medal for his contribution to Hispanic culture. That same year, a tribute album called Serrat, eres \u00FAnico was made to honor his career, featuring artists such as Diego Torres, Ketama, Rosario Flores, Joaqu\u00EDn Sabina, and Antonio Flores. On November 28, 1998, Serrat performed the Cant del Bar\u00E7a during the FC Barcelona Centenary festival at the Camp Nou. In 2000, the Spanish Association of Authors and Editors awarded him with one of ten Medals of the Century. Serrat revealed in October 2004 that he had been undergoing treatment for cancer of the urinary bladder and in November that year he had to cancel a tour of Latin America and the U.S. in order to undergo surgery in Barcelona, where he still lives. His signature song \"Mediterr\u00E1neo\" was selected as the most important song of the 20th century in Spain. His recovery was satisfactory, and in 2005 he went on tour again (\"Serrat 100\u00D7100\") around Spain and Latin America with his lifelong producer and arranger, Ricard Miralles. During the tour Serrat played symphonic versions of his songs with local symphony orchestras. A second volume of Serrat, eres \u00FAnico was also released this year, featuring Alejandro Sanz, Estopa, and Pasi\u00F3n Vega. Around the same time, Cuban artists such as Silvio Rodr\u00EDguez, Pablo Milan\u00E9s, Chucho Valdez, and Ibrahim Ferrer came together to make another tribute CD, Cuba le canta a Serrat. By 2006, the theater of the University of Puerto Rico in R\u00EDo Piedras where Serrat sang in 1970 had undergone a multi-million dollar renovation, after being closed for ten years. The university planned to reopen the theater with Serrat as its first popular culture act, thus recalling his first performance there. However, student protests over the university conceding private entities control over some theater administration functions ended up in a physical confrontation between some student leaders and patrons attending the theater's inaugural gala, the day before Serrat's first scheduled performance. As a result, the concerts had to be postponed and changed to another venue. Serrat felt particularly uneasy about the whole situation; when he was pressed to take sides in the controversy he opted to remain neutral. In 2006 Serrat also released M\u00F4, his first album completely in Catalan in 17 years. The album title refers to the city of Mah\u00F3n, capital of the Spanish island of Menorca, where he likes to get away from it all during long touring seasons."@en ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa \u00E9 um cantor, m\u00FAsico e compositor catal\u00E3o, uma das express\u00F5es mais destacadas da m\u00FAsica moderna espanhola e catal\u00E3. Depois de acabar os seus estudos de engenharia agr\u00EDcola (1965), come\u00E7a a cantar num programa da R\u00E1dio Barcelona e assina um contrato para a grava\u00E7\u00E3o do seu primeiro disco. Ser\u00E1 um disco em catal\u00E3o, pelo que passa a ser considerado um dos fundadores da chamada Nova Can\u00E7\u00E3o, que inclui algum dos temas que ser\u00E3o \u00EDcones de toda a sua carreira como, por exemplo, \u201CAra que tinc vint anys\u201D (Agora que tenho vinte anos) ou \u201CParaules d\u00B4amor\u201D (Palavras de amor). Segue um LP de m\u00FAsica popular catal\u00E3 (\u201CCan\u00E7ons tradicionals\u201D) e \u201CCom ha fa el vent\u201D (Como faz o vento), com can\u00E7\u00F5es pr\u00F3prias. Quando em 1968 come\u00E7a a cantar em castelhano, \u00E9 considerado por alguns como um traidor \u00E0 Catalunha. Aquele ano \u00E9 nomeado representante da Espanha no Festival Eurovis\u00E3o da Can\u00E7\u00E3o onde deve interpretar a can\u00E7\u00E3o \u201CLa, la, la\u201D, composta propositadamente para ele pelo Duo Din\u00E1mico. Depois de ter gravado a can\u00E7\u00E3o em diferentes idiomas, Serrat anuncia que s\u00F3 concorrer\u00E1 ao Festival se lhe \u00E9 permitido interpretar a can\u00E7\u00E3o em catal\u00E3o, l\u00EDngua que, na altura, estava quase em situa\u00E7\u00E3o marginal. A sua proposta n\u00E3o \u00E9 aceite pelo governo que pro\u00EDbe a sua presen\u00E7a na TV e a emiss\u00E3o das suas can\u00E7\u00F5es nas r\u00E1dios de todo o pa\u00EDs. A sua participa\u00E7\u00E3o no Festival da Can\u00E7\u00E3o do Rio de Janeiro com o tema \u201CPen\u00E9lope\u201D, pode ser considerada o come\u00E7o da sua importante e prolongada carreira no continente americano. Em 1969 edita um disco, que ter\u00E1 grande repercuss\u00E3o social e avultadas vendas, onde p\u00F5e m\u00FAsica em alguns poemas de Antonio Machado. Em 1971 aparece \u201CMediterr\u00E1neo\u201D, um dos seus \u00E1lbuns mais importantes. Um quarto de s\u00E9culo depois, a can\u00E7\u00E3o que da o t\u00EDtulo ao disco ser\u00E1 eleita a melhor can\u00E7\u00E3o espanhola da segunda metade do XX. Passa o \u00FAltimo per\u00EDodo da ditadura do general Franco no ex\u00EDlio e continua a estar proibido pela censura facto que faz que os seus discos de estes anos n\u00E3o cheguem ao grande p\u00FAblico. O impasse termina com a publica\u00E7\u00E3o de \u201CEn tr\u00E1nsito\u201D (1981) e \u201CCada loco con su tema\u201D (1983), onde aparece um Serrat mais maduro e intimista. No \u201CEl Sur tambi\u00E9n existe\u201D (1985), volta a musicar um poeta desta vez o uruguaiano Mario Benedetti. Um ano depois aparece \u201CSinceramente teu\u201D onde interpreta em portugu\u00EAs alguma das suas m\u00FAsicas mais conhecidas e conta, entre outras, com a participa\u00E7\u00E3o de cantores t\u00E3o conceptuados como Maria Beth\u00E2nia, Gal Costa e Caetano Veloso. Seguem-se \u201CBienaventurados\u201D (1987), \u201CMaterial sensible\u201D (1989), \u201CUtop\u00EDa\u201D (1992), \u201CNadie es perfecto\u201D (1994) e \u201CD\u00B4un temps, d\u00B4un pa\u00EDs\u201D (1996), antologia pessoal dos melhores temas da m\u00FAsica da Catalunha. Em 1996 protagoniza junto de Ana Bel\u00E9n, V\u00EDctor Manuel e Miguel R\u00EDos o espect\u00E1culo \u201CEl gusto es nuestro\u201D (O gosto \u00E9 nosso) e faz com este uma digress\u00E3o pela Espanha e diferentes pa\u00EDses latino-americanos. \u201CSombras de la China\u201D (1998), volta a reunir composi\u00E7\u00F5es pr\u00F3prias. Em troca, \u201CCansiones\u201D (2000) \u00E9 um recompilat\u00F3rio onde re\u00FAne can\u00E7\u00F5es interpretadas por uma esp\u00E9cie de heter\u00F3nimo a que da o nome de Tarr\u00E9s (apelido catal\u00E3o que, curiosamente, \u00E9 Serrat ao contr\u00E1rio). Em 2005 vence um cancro da bexiga. Em 2006 \u00E9 nomeado Doctor Honoris Causa pela Universidade Complutense de Madrid pelo seu contributo \u00E0 cultura espanhola e publica \u201CM\u00F4\u201D (nome que os menorquinos, nas Baleares, d\u00E3o a sua capital), onde, depois de 17 anos, volta a interpretar temas pr\u00F3prios em catal\u00E3o. Em Junho de 2007, com o seu colega e grande amigo Joaquin Sabina, inicia uma tourn\u00E9 pela Espanha e Am\u00E9rica do Sul, de nome \u201CDos p\u00E1jaros de un tiro\u201D (Dois p\u00E1ssaros de uma cajadada s\u00F3). No mesmo ano, recebe o t\u00EDtulo de cavaleiro da Legi\u00E3o do Honor, a mais alta distin\u00E7\u00E3o da Rep\u00FAblica Francesa, por os seus contributos \u00E0 cria\u00E7\u00E3o cultural, promo\u00E7\u00E3o do catal\u00E3o no mundo e pela sua defensa da liberdade de express\u00E3o. Para ouvir Caminante no hay camino"@pt ,
"\u4F18\u5B89\u00B7\u66FC\u52AA\u57C3\u5C14\u00B7\u8272\u62C9\u7279 (Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa\uFF0C1943\u5E7412\u670827\u65E5\uFF0D\uFF09\uFF0C\u662F\u4E00\u4F4D\u897F\u73ED\u7259\u52A0\u6CF0\u7F57\u5C3C\u4E9A\u6B4C\u624B\u3002"@zh ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa es un cantautor, compositor, int\u00E9rprete, poeta y m\u00FAsico espa\u00F1ol. Se trata de una de las figuras m\u00E1s destacadas de la canci\u00F3n moderna tanto en lengua espa\u00F1ola como catalana. Su obra tiene influencias de otros poetas, como Antonio Machado, Miguel Hern\u00E1ndez, Rafael Alberti o Le\u00F3n Felipe entre otros; as\u00ED como de diversos g\u00E9neros, como el folclore catal\u00E1n, la copla, el tango, el bolero y del cancionero popular de Latinoam\u00E9rica, pues ha versionado canciones de Violeta Parra y de V\u00EDctor Jara. Es uno de los pioneros de lo que se dio en llamar la Nova Can\u00E7\u00F3 catalana. Joan Manuel Serrat es conocido tambi\u00E9n con los sobrenombres de El noi del Poble-sec (\"el Chico del Poble-sec\", su barrio natal) y el Nano en Argentina."@es ;
rdfs:comment "Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa est un des plus grands auteur-compositeur-interpr\u00E8tes catalan et espagnol. Il est surnomm\u00E9 par ses admirateurs \"El noi del Poble-sec\" (\"Le jeune de Poble-sec\", son village natal) ou \"El Nano\" en Argentine. Il est le fils d'un Catalan et d'une Aragonaise, \u00E9tant donc un xarnego. Il s'est inscrit en 1964 \u00E0 la facult\u00E9 de Biologie, mais participa durant la m\u00EAme ann\u00E9e \u00E0 un programme de Radio Barcelone en interpr\u00E9tant \u00E0 la guitarre ses premi\u00E8res compositions."@fr ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa, cunoscut ca Joan Manuel Serrat, este unul dintre cei mai populari cantautori catalani. Compune at\u00E2t \u00EEn catalan\u0103 c\u00E2t \u015Fi \u00EEn castilian\u0103. S-a n\u0103scut \u00EEn cartierul Poble-Sec din Barcelona. A urmat studii de agronomie \u015Fi de biologie, \u00EEns\u0103 le-a abandonat pentru a se consacra muzicii."@ro ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa is a Spanish Catalan singer-songwriter. Serrat is considered one of the most important figures of modern, popular music in both the Spanish and Catalan languages. He became involved with music at the age of 17, when he got his first guitar, to which he dedicates one of his earliest songs, \"Una guitarra."@en ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat, m\u00E9s conegut senzillament com a Serrat, \u00E9s un dels cantautors i m\u00FAsics catalans m\u00E9s populars, l'obra del qual es desenvolupa indistintament en catal\u00E0 i castell\u00E0."@ca ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa is een Spaanse zanger die zingt in het Catalaans en Castiliaans. Hij is zeer bekend in Spanje en Latijns-Amerika. Hij is een vertegenwoordiger van de Nova Can\u00E7\u00F3. Hij heeft meegedongen naar uitzending voor het Eurovisie Songfestival in 1968 met een Catalaans liedje, maar Massiel werd de vertegenwoordiger en ze won het festival in 1968."@nl ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa es un cantautor, compositor, int\u00E9rprete, poeta y m\u00FAsico espa\u00F1ol. Se trata de una de las figuras m\u00E1s destacadas de la canci\u00F3n moderna tanto en lengua espa\u00F1ola como catalana."@es ,
"\u4F18\u5B89\u00B7\u66FC\u52AA\u57C3\u5C14\u00B7\u8272\u62C9\u7279 (Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa\uFF0C1943\u5E7412\u670827\u65E5\uFF0D\uFF09\uFF0C\u662F\u4E00\u4F4D\u897F\u73ED\u7259\u52A0\u6CF0\u7F57\u5C3C\u4E9A\u6B4C\u624B\u3002"@zh ,
"\u00C8 una delle figure pi\u00F9 importanti della canzone moderna sia in lingua catalana che in castigliano. Alcuni dei suoi pezzi di pi\u00F9 successo sono poesie, messe in musica da Serrat, di alcuni dei migliori poeti in entrambe le lingue, come Antonio Machado o Miguel Hern\u00E1ndez, anche se alcuni dei suoi testi originali potrebbero essere considerarati capolavori poetici."@it ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat ist ein katalanischer Liedermacher. Weil er darauf bestand, auch in seiner verbotenen Muttersprache zu singen, kam er in Schwierigkeiten mit der Diktatur Francisco Francos und emigrierte 1975 nach Mexiko, kehrte jedoch im Jahr darauf, nach Francos Tod, in seine Heimat zur\u00FCck."@de ,
"Joan Manuel Serrat i Teresa \u00E9 um cantor, m\u00FAsico e compositor catal\u00E3o, uma das express\u00F5es mais destacadas da m\u00FAsica moderna espanhola e catal\u00E3. Depois de acabar os seus estudos de engenharia agr\u00EDcola (1965), come\u00E7a a cantar num programa da R\u00E1dio Barcelona e assina um contrato para a grava\u00E7\u00E3o do seu primeiro disco."@pt ;
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