Marbella TodoDanza will raise the curtain this Saturday with a work by a National Award winner
Manuel Liñán's company will perform 'Muerta de amor', an emotional journey where tradition and avant-garde merge with great stage control and visual strength.
The 'Marbella TodoDanza' Festival will kick off this Saturday, October 4, with the performance of the show 'Muerta de amor', presented by the company of Manuel ... Liñán. The event will take place at 8:00 PM at the municipal theater and will mark the beginning of the 16th edition of the festival, which annually turns the city into the epicenter of this artistic discipline.
The opening act will be led by the acclaimed flamenco dancer Manuel Liñán, National Dance Award winner in 2017 and an international reference in contemporary flamenco. In this new creation, the choreographer also delves into a scenic space where desires and yearnings from the past coexist, exploring human emotions through dance.
A Top-Level Artistic Team
'Muerta de amor' is an emotional journey guided by the need for connection between bodies, where Liñán blends tradition and avant-garde with his characteristic stage mastery and a visually powerful staging.
The show features a top-level artistic team and includes collaborations with choreographer José Maldonado and flamenco singer Mara Rey, among other prominent performers from the flamenco scene. The cast consists of eight dancers, accompanied by live music, in a production that combines choreography, singing, guitar, percussion, and visual elements. The direction and scenography are managed by Liñán himself along with Ernesto Artillo, while the original music is composed by Francisco Vinuesa.
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