On Friday 4 and Saturday 5 June, at 8 pm, the L’Explose dance company will present Estela , a tribute to the late Spanish choreographer, who founded the group 30 years ago in Paris.
The Bogota Philharmonic Orchestra designed a chamber music program by groups made up of members of the Orchestra to perform a series of face-to-face and virtual concerts with small-format groups.
One of them is the Trio with Clarinet , made up of Aníbal Dos Santos on viola, Juan Pablo Martínez on cello, Guillermo Marín on clarinet and Sergei Sichkov on piano.
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On Tuesday, June 1, at 8 pm, the group will perform the Trio in E flat for clarinet, viola and piano, K. 498 ‘Kegelstat’ , by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and the Trio in B flat for clarinet, cello and piano , Op.11 , by Ludwigvan Beethoven. (Tickets: 15,000, 25,000).
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On Friday 4 and Saturday 5 of June, at 8 pm, the L’Explose dance company will present Estela , a tribute to the late Spanish choreographer Tino Fernández, who founded the group 30 years ago in Paris.
This production arose in 2019 when Fernández traveled to Spain to say goodbye to his father. Seeing the deterioration of the body and illness motivated in him the need to speak of the transit of life and death as the inevitable that justifies our entire existence.
Before starting the play, Fernández passed away and the playwright Juliana Reyes, who was his creative partner for more than 22 years, decided to carry it out alone, as a tribute to him and their creative life together.
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Estela represents how life and death depend on each other and occur in the same place: the body . It also refers, not only to a feminine name, but to the multiple meanings that this word has, as a commemorative monument or a trace and footprint that something leaves when passing by.
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A 13-year-old girl, Sara Violeta Bello, and a 71-year-old woman, Guentcy Armenta, are some of the interpreters of this piece, who will inhabit the scene as a finite and unrepeatable life experience. The production also has the choreographic assistance of Ángela Bello, who also participates as a performer. ( Tickets: 30,000 and 40,000 pesos).
The Tchyminigagua Foundation joined the emblematic group of Catalonia Comediants to present Qasikay Gasgua , a co-production with which the 33rd edition of the International Artistic Festival Invasion of Popular Culture ‘Carnaval de la Alegría’ is inaugurated, which will take place from November 19 to 19 from December.
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Qasikay gasgua in the language of music means True Peace and can be seen on Sunday, June 5, at 5 pm The work is made up of 22 artists, live music, large structures, fire and professional pyrotechnics; acrobatics, stilts, rhythm, strength, rhythm, energy and joy.
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The Tchyminigagua Foundation has been committed to popular and festive theatrical language for more than 30 years, made up of scenic, acrobatic, circus and musical techniques, including stilts on skates, with which it has created more than 50 productions. It has a group of integral artists who transmit a message of popular culture, social transformation and peace.
Comediants is a Spanish theater company that has performed shows in Buenos Aires, Tokyo, New York, Madrid and Paris, among others, and has performed at massive events such as the closing of the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games, the Universal Exhibition of Seville 1992, the Lisbon Expo ’98, the Hanover Expo ’00 and the Barcelona Forum ‘2004. (Free entry).