What I didn't say

A montage that mixes traditional flamenco with experimental and contemporary features.  Through her musical and choreographic creation, the production addresses the emotional life of Gabriela Mistral and the relationship that exists between Flamenco and literary work.  With scenes of strong poetic content and always through the language of flamenco, the driving feeling of the work is given shape: heartbreak. 
Three dancers deliver "danced experiences" with energy and passion through color and dance with original music composed especially for the show.
The proposal uses as a common thread the reiteration of a phrase taken from the poem "The bones of the dead" by Gabriela Mistral, expressed through sign language, mutating into movement and finally into dance.