Mariana

Mariana is the name of the goat that accompanies the wandering gypsy, the one in the show, the one who dances and feeds him.

The female animal is the body of the work, no matter what era it goes through. In the work, the singing encourages and animates the productive force and the body freely recreates the power of the animal.

The body wastes energy, life and death and that is its radical and archaic modernity. The jondo body breaks into dance, a dance as abstract and symbolic as it is utilitarian and material.

On stage: Dance: Luz Arcas | Voice: Bonela Hijo | Percussions and synthesizer: Carlos González | Cornet: Abraham Romero | Guitar: Bonela Chico | Singing, clapping, zapateados: Lola Dolores
Artistic and Technical Files: Artistic direction, choreography, stage space: Luz Arcas | Dramaturgical accompaniment: Rafael SM Paniagua | Artistic assistance and costumes: Ernesto Artillo | Stage and musical assistance: Abraham Gragera | Flamenco advisor: Charo Martín | Lighting: Jorge Colomer | Sound Space: Pablo Contreras | Technical Direction: Cristina Bolívar | Technicians on tour: José Espigares, Pablo Contreras | Photography and Video: Virginia Rota, Alejandra Amere | Graphic Design: María Peinado | Production: Alex Foulkes, Fernando Jariego