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Rocío Molina - Carnación

Year / Length:2022, 80' ca. (World premiere)
Dancer:Rocío Molina
Singer:“Niño de Elche”
Piano/electronic music:Pepe Benítez
Violinist:Maureen Choi
Soprano:Olalla Alemán
Choir:Cantori Veneziani & proyectoeLe
Original idea and choreography:Rocío Molina
Scenic direction:Rocío Molina and Juan Kruz Díaz de Garaio Esnaola
Musical direction:“Niño de Elche” with the collaboration of Rocío Molina and Juan Kruz Díaz de Garaio Esnaola
Musical composition:Pepe Benítez (Cumbia & Exhorcism)
Costume design:Leandro Cano
Stage space design:Juan Kruz Díaz de Garaio Esnaola
Collaborator in costume design and space design:Julia Valencia
Lighting design:Carlos Marquerie
Choir musical director:Carlos Cansino
Sound design:Javier Álvarez
Text:Enrique Fuenteblanca
Photographer:Simone Fratini
Technical direction:Carmen Mori
Graphic design:Julia Valencia
Lighting technician:David Benito
Stage management:María Agar Martínez
Shibari artists:Simone Fratini & GlüWür
Costume making:Gloria Trenado (Pepe Benítez y Olalla Alemán)
Wicker handcraft:José Luis Encijo
Executive management:El Mandaito Producciones S.L.
Production:Danza Molina
Coproduction:La Biennale di Venezia; Bienal de Flamenco de Sevilla; Grec 2023 Festival de Barcelona; Teatro Español
With the support of:Instituto Nacional de las Artes Escénicas y de la Música

Description

This performance is an open itinerary, a search around desire which starts from the intuition that its origin can only be found in illo tempore. An inquiry about the body and its capacity to build images of a past that we fail to understand takes place. Thus we witness the construction of a particular mythology where desire embodies the psychic flux that goes through the different stages between the human and the sacred, the spiritual and the animal, the “materialistic poison” which constrains us and the sacrifice in the form of descent and ascent, of the axis mundi through which it enacts its liberation.


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