VIII Viva Exhibition

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Show Viva nation in 2013 in response to the cancellation of La Mostra de València focused on the dissemination of cinema, music and literature of the Mediterranean. But over the years and the recovery of La Mostra, cinema was losing weight in favor of other disciplines such as the circus, the dance, oral narration, debates or gastronomy, the legs that today support the eclectic festival. Hay 18 Mediterranean countries represented in this eighth edition, between them, Cyprus, where the group comes from Mr Doumani [12] to sing to the crisis, to environmental disasters and corruption in Greek Cypriot dialect; or Italy, with the Neapolitan Stefano Saletti [13] fronting the Ikona Band recounting the difficult dialogue between the north and south Mediterranean in patient, a hybrid language that sailors of different nationalities used to be able to communicate with each other. The Marseillaise will dance Ana Pérez [17] drawing on its Cape Verdean and Spanish origins, and in the Turia Gardens we will have a new round of circus with shows such as Great Zampano [4], where Ismael Civiac mixes theater and illusionism involving the public to achieve its objective, repair your locomotive and deliver a great final number. At the writers' meeting, one of the highlights of the festival, highlights the appointment with the political scientist Yourself [17], that will bring us closer to the figure of Simone de Beauvoir, with whom he worked at the magazine Modern times, and the talk that the journalist Bouziane Khoja and the Algerian writers Boualem Sansal y In the country Bey [15] will engage around To Fish the Albert Camus, an incunabulum in which the French author demonstrates that the worst epidemics are moral ones. We will also listen rondalas of the Balearic Islands in the mouth of Caterina Valriu [17] and traditional stories accept (area of ​​Algeria populated mostly by Berbers) anchored in the Parisian suburbs of the Franco-Algerian childhood Aini Iften [16], and we will hear about feminisms from art thanks to Fem Tour Truck [13], a traveling video-art festival that travels inside a truck leaving a trail of projections in its wake, exhibitions, workshops and debates. On the other hand, the exhibition New realities of the Mediterranean Arab comic In October CCC shows a selection of comics deeply influenced by the social reality that their authors live: the fight for freedom, the search for women's liberation or the role of religion in society, These are some of the themes covered by artists linked to the Arab world. These are just four strokes of programming, You will find it displayed in detail in our agenda and, attentive, because it is subject to change due to the Covid-19 health crisis. AU