Stgo Off: The popular revenge of Santa María de Iquique

In the terrible massacre at the Santa María school in Iquique in 1907, Manuel Vaca died, a Spaniard who had come to try his luck in Chile motivated by the splendor of saltpeter. Years later, his brother Antonio Ramón Ramón finds out the news and plans his revenge, and when he does not find direct culprits, he undertakes the attack against the person who gave the order to kill in cold blood: General Roberto Silva Renard. This story, completely forgotten from the official memory of our country, is rescued in a delirious staging with the key of street theater, which mixes rock opera, dance and acrobatics.