Under the eternal night of Andalusia, Federico García Lorca's women come to life through flamenco. A scenic journey where dance, singing and poetry intertwine to give voice to female characters marked by desire, freedom and tragedy. Bernarda Alba's daughters, Yerma and the Bride challenge the norms of a society that oppresses them, turning your pain, his passion and his rebellion in movement and rhythm. Between heels and broken silences, the stage travels through the Lorca universe from the force of the “duende”, showing intense women, brave and deeply human. A contemporary flamenco dance proposal that pays homage to the feminine essence in Lorca's work: women trapped between love and duty, between life and death, between the scream and the silence.
