Ulmo, raulí, canelo and araucaria. The native trees are central characters in this work that rescues the Mapuche worldview and reinforces the importance of preserving the native forest.
As? Through the figure of the uñümche, the Mapuche birdman, in charge of ensuring man's relationship with nature.
On stage is Lorenzo Aillapán, a birdman who since 2012 has been recognized by UNESCO as a Living Treasure
of Humanity, along with actors who manipulate dolls and perform live music.
The Ñeque Teatral Collective, based in the La Araucanía Region, debuted with this work that premiered in Santiago in 2014 at the Amphitheater Bellas Artes. Directed by Sebastián Vila, the play has an original idea and dramaturgy by Ximena Carrera, Pablo Obreque and Lorenzo Allipán.
* This work is part of the Quilicura Teatro Festival, which is offered in various places in the commune.
On stage is Lorenzo Aillapán, a birdman who since 2012 has been recognized by UNESCO as a Living Treasure
of Humanity, along with actors who manipulate dolls and perform live music.
The Ñeque Teatral Collective, based in the La Araucanía Region, debuted with this work that premiered in Santiago in 2014 at the Amphitheater Bellas Artes. Directed by Sebastián Vila, the play has an original idea and dramaturgy by Ximena Carrera, Pablo Obreque and Lorenzo Allipán.
* This work is part of the Quilicura Teatro Festival, which is offered in various places in the commune.