The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County presents
Compañía Manuel Liñán: Muerta de amor
March 5
Eva Yerbabuena: Yerbagüena (oscuro brillante)
March 6
Alfonso Losa & Patricia Guerrero: Alter Ego
March 9
Compañía Manuel Liñán: Muerta de amor
In this new show, Manuel Liñán seeks sustenance through emotion and flesh, a journey to discover humanity’s need for connection. Featuring 12 artists onstage, the performance aims to create an atmosphere of desire, fantasy, provocation and intimacy.
Dirección
Manuel Liñán
Colaboración en dirección
Ernesto Artillo
Artista Invitada
Mara Rey
Baile
Manuel Liñán
José Maldonado
Alberto Selles
Juan Tomas de la Molia
Miguel Heredia
José Ángel Capel
David Acero
Coreografía
Manuel Liñan
Coreógrafo invitado
José Maldonado
Cante
Juan de la Maria
Guitarra
Francisco Vinuesa
Instrumentos
Víctor Guadiana
Percusión
Javier Teruel
Música
Francisco Vinuesa
Diseño escenografía y vestuario
Ernesto Artillo
Diseño de sonido
Ángel Olalla
Asistente de producción y tour manager
Inés García
Producción ejecutiva, management y distribución
Peineta Producciones
Eva Yerbabuena: Yerbagüena (oscuro brillante)
Born in Frankfurt and raised in Ogíjares, a small town in Granada, Eva Yerbabuena is considered “a visionary and masterful dancer” (The Guardian) who is “touched by greatness” (The Times) and embodies “the type of once-in-a-generation artist” (The Independent). Her work draws on the teachings of artists such as Enrique “El Canastero,” Angustillas “La Mona,” Mariquilla, Mario Maya and Juan García, who taught her choreography and movement in Cuba. In 2001, Yerbabuena was invited by Pina Bausch to dance in Wuppertal, Germany) with Mikhail Baryshnikov, Marie-Claude Pietragalla and Ana Laguna. In 1998, at only 28 years old, Yerbabuena created her own company. Since then, she has choreographed a dozen shows and been recognized around the world.
Original idea, artistic direction, choreography and dance
Eva Yerbabuena
Composition, musical direction and guitar
Paco Jarana
Flamenco singing
Miguel Ortega, Antonio El Turry, Manuel de Ginés, Ezequiel Montoya
Percussion and electronics
Daniel Suárez
Percussion and dance
José Manuel Ramos, El Oruco
Alfonso Losa & Patricia Guerrero: Alter Ego
Virtuoso performers Patricia Guerrero and Alfonso Losa throw away the rule book to explore personal connection. Guerrero draws geometric figures with her dance. She dismantles her movements and re-creates them. Losa develops new schemes without breaking the mold, builds without deconstructing and stays true to his roots. Alter Ego is flamenco stripped bare. It is pure passion, visceral movement and unfettered exploration.
CAST
Dance
Patricia Guerrero
Alfonso Losa
Vocals
Sandra Carrasco (guest artist)
Ismael "El Bola"
Guitar
José Manuel Martinez Muñoz "El Peli"
ARTISTIC TEAM
Art direction and choreography
Alfonso Losa and Patricia Guerrero
Artistic accompaniment
Ana Morales
Musical composition
Francisco Vinuesa
Costume design
Belén de la Quintana
Lighting design
Olga García
Sound design
Pedro León
Communication and graphic design
Javi Mamífero
Videography
Esteban Perles
Photography
Celina Yéyen, Esteban Perles, Beatrix Molnar
Production direction and management
Loïc Bastos
Supporting sponsors
Institutional sponsor
