Marbella TodoDanza continues with an experimental solo

Tomorrow, Thursday, October 23, the Marbella TodoDanza Festival will bring an experimental solo performance by dancer and choreographer Lucía Vázquez with live music from Miguel Ángel Árbol to the Museum of Contemporary Spanish Engraving. The event, scheduled for 7:00 PM, will premiere 'El número impar,' a show that delves into Japanese culture and its characteristic sensitivity, addressing the theme of 'seeing' and its different ways of doing so.

The piece explores the connection between the gaze and the observed object, blurring the boundaries between the observer and the observed. Through a minimalist choreographic language filled with sensitivity, the performance immerses the audience in a sensory journey where vision is not just a physical act, but also an emotional and symbolic experience. It is part of the 'Dance at the Museum' series, dedicated to the Vilató family's print collection, belonging to this cultural facility.

Upcoming Performances

The schedule for this sixteenth edition will continue on Friday, October 24, at the Marbella City Theater at 8:00 PM, with the performance 'Human Landscapes.' This new production commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Alicia Soto Hojarasca company and offers the audience a series of disconnected human scenes for a contemplation exercise focused on the here and now. Inspired by the nature of Ireland and Patagonia, it immerses the audience in the act of observing attentively and closely a reality, initiating an emotional journey that allows for self-connection.

This same venue will host the family show 'The Goblin of Emotions' on Sunday, October 26, at 6:00 PM, by the dance company of Anabel Veloso, which reflects in its prolific artistic production the bold naturalness of someone who feels flamenco as a force, a need to create and to display aesthetic and choreographic worlds filled with new resources for flamenco.