Exhausted by deafness and persecuted by a power that seeks to silence him, the same power he has served and portrayed throughout his career, Goya goes crazy with lucidity. between delusions, visions and encounters with figures such as the Duchess or Pepita Tudó, He leaves forever a court that he can no longer support and begins to paint the people: to the forgotten people and their despair. From this moment of escape and frustration, Los Disparates are born., brutal visions of the human condition of his time.
In this escape, Goya meets the gypsy people: discriminated against, but fiery and full of art. It is the gypsy cave that is transformed into a tablao from which music emerges, singers, dancers and musicians, where flamenco is revealed as a response to the imposed silence.
Flamenco becomes the central language of the work as a form of resistance, dignity and political discourse. The dance does not illustrate: compare.
