Marbella TodoDanza brings contemporary dance and flamenco to the Museum of Engraving and Cortijo Miraflores

The Marbella TodoDanza Festival continues this week with offerings that bring contemporary dance and avant-garde flamenco to the Museo del Grabado Español Contemporáneo and the Centro Cultural Cortijo Miraflores. The first event will be tomorrow, Thursday, October 9, at 19:00 hours, at the Museo del Grabado, featuring a performance by Andrés Marín, who will present the piece 'Un aire de signos' as part of the 'Movement and Abstraction' series.

Considered one of the most unique and innovative flamenco dancers in the current scene, Marín combines in his creations the tradition of classic songs with a contemporary aesthetic and a deeply personal language. In this piece, the artist uses the fan as a choreographic instrument, transforming his gesture into a writing in the air where the masculine and the feminine, the flesh and the spirit, the present and the past meet.

On Friday, October 10, the spotlight will be on María Moreno, who will offer two performances of her show 'Verso libre' at the Centro Cultural Cortijo Miraflores (at 18:00 and 19:30 hours). The dancer from Cádiz, one of the freshest and most recognized voices in current flamenco, proposes a journey of freedom and exploration where the body and sound converse with the space. Accompanied by Raúl Cantizano (guitar and samplers) and Manuel Masaedo (percussion), Moreno advocates the emotion of movement as a form of living thought.

The program will conclude on Saturday, October 11, at 12:00 hours, again at the Museo del Grabado Español Contemporáneo, with the presentation of the book 'Yo bailo', a joint project of the dancer María Moreno and the photographer Susana Girón. The work combines text and image to offer an intimate and poetic look at the creative process, showing the most human dimension of flamenco art and those who inhabit it.