A concert that reviews part of the history of national theater and dance from its sound. An ensemble of 15 musicians performs the work of nine composers for 24 theater and dance works.

The Adam's Apple, History of Blood and The One-Eyed Days consecrated Alfredo Castro to the national theater scene almost 30 years ago. Miguel Miranda composed the music for this Testimonial Trilogy from Chile and part of it will be in the III Meeting of Composers of Performing Arts.

The work of Simón Poblete for El desquite(1995) is also presented; by José Miguel Candela for High Contrast (2000), Vital Lapses (2002) and Cannon Fodder (2003); by Daniel Marabolí forH.P. Hans Pozo (2007), My world homeland (2008) and Rota (2009); by Ángela Acuña for My young idiot heart (2007), Machote futbolero (2009) and Drunken ghosts(2014); by Guillermo Eisner for Those who are left on the road (2010), by Marcello Martínez for falsified Shakespeare (2011), Recabarren (2015) and Oleanna (2016); by Alejandro Miranda for Phaedra's Love (2015), Danger of Me (2015), The Tragic Agony of a Blue Bird (2016) and The Yellow Sun of Your Long Hair (2018); by Diego Noguera for Matilde (2016), Violeta, human garden and Locutorio (2017); and of Carolina Holzapfel.

General Production: Performing Arts Musicians (MAES)
Lighting Design: Julio Escobar
Technical assistant: Víctor Bravo
Compositions: José Miguel Candela, Miguel Miranda, Ángela Acuña, Diego Noguera, Daniel Marabolí, Simón Poblete, Guillermo Eisner, Alejandro Miranda, Marcello Martínez, Carolina Holzapfel, Pablo López and Marcello Martínez.
Guest musicians:Daniella Rivera, Ángel Cárdenas, Nicolás Zárate, Antonia Valladares, Jorge Lobos, Francisco Moreira, Octavio O'Shee, Annie Murat and Jair Moreno.
Collaborate: Czechoslovakia and SIDARTE

Previous seasons
This concert had a first presentation at GAM in September 2018.

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