Benito Díaz, "el sarruján de Carmona". · Carmona

Benito Díaz, known as "el sarruján de Carmona", was born on November 22, 1936 in this picturesque Cantabrian town. He was a passionate and tireless disseminator of the mountain song, a genre that he knew how to interpret with a powerful, harmonious and emotive voice that resonated strongly in every corner where he performed. His vocal talent and charisma made him a much loved figure, both inside and outside the region. Among his musical legacy stand out authentic hymns dedicated to his homeland such as "Adiós pueblo de Carmona", "Carretera de Carmona" and "La Pasá de Carmona", songs that capture the essence of the place and the emotions of its people. His voice and his figure remained deeply linked to the cultural identity of Carmona, being remembered not only as a singer, but as a symbol of local pride. His memory remains alive in the oral tradition, in the heart of the people and in the echo of his songs that are still sung with emotion today.