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Papa's Mass Choir in Cordoba

Santiago Ruiz leads 135 musicians for Pope's mass in Cordoba.

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Papa's Mass Choir in Cordoba

Santiago Ruiz leads 135 musicians for Pope's mass in Cordoba.

In brief

Santiago Ruiz leads 135 musicians for Pope's mass in Cordoba. Santiago Ruiz directs a choir of 135 musicians including children and professionals for Pope Leo XIV's mass in Cordoba. Originally reported by Infobae.

Santiago Ruiz's musical journey

Santiago Ruiz has directed choirs since childhood and now leads the choir for Pope Leo XIV's mass in Cordoba.

Choir composition

The choir includes 60 children from Cordoba's Children's Choir and 45 members from the Merced Choir.

Orchestral support

The municipal string orchestra and wind band provide 34 musicians for the mass.

Total participants

Over 130 musicians prepare a liturgical repertoire for the Pope's mass in Cordoba.

Repertoire goals

The songs aim to let the crowd join in singing for Pope Leo XIV's mass.

Key songs

The choir will sing 'Salve Regina' and 'Pescador de hombres' during the mass.

Special tribute

The choir will sing 'Un nuevo sol' to honor Pope John Paul II's 1987 visit.

Rehearsals

The choir rehearsed for months with the Merced Choir practicing twice weekly for two hours.

Uniforms

Each choir group wears their usual uniforms for the mass.

Papal approval

The songs were approved by the Vatican and the Cordoba archbishop.

Santiago's gratitude

Santiago Ruiz thanked the community for their dedication to the mass.

Event location

The mass will take place at FADEA in Cordoba, Argentina.

Expected attendance

The event expects hundreds of thousands of people to attend the mass.

Santiago's closing words

Santiago Ruiz expressed confidence that the event will be successful despite challenges.

What it means

Santiago Ruiz directs a choir of 135 musicians including children and professionals for Pope Leo XIV's mass in Cordoba.

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