Málaga

Leonor Leal's flamenco dance workshop is a space for creation, reflection, and experimentation. Participants will have the opportunity to explore the essence of flamenco, from its technical foundations to the freedom of interpretation, combining tradition and avant-garde.

"Write a Boat, Build a Story" is the title of an art workshop that explores formal and conceptual strategies for addressing the stories of others, using art as a potential tool for political reflection. The workshop takes place over three sessions, from Thursday to Saturday.

Visual artist Diego Delas has designed and conceptualized a series of banners that are a poetic tribute to the relationship between man and the Mediterranean Sea. Each banner, handmade from natural fabrics, incorporates shapes and symbols inspired by nature and the waves, evoking the light and colors of the coastline.

An encounter between music and dance that unites two cultures: Arabo-Andalusian and Flamenco. Although these traditions emerged at different times, they have crossed paths in time and space, both meeting on the bangs of society.

Screening followed by an interview with Schindler by researcher and artist Aicha Trinidad. This day is centered on the film trilogy "Tetuan, Tetuan, تطوان" by artist Adrian Schindler, whose film project examines the traces that the Moroccan colonial past has left in Spanish society through an experimental collaborative methodology, addressing both cultural production and public space as well as the collective imagination.

Ikram Essaghir will perform a set of songs, deeply rooted in Amazigh tradition, accompanied by the adŷun (Amazigh tambourine), evoking ancestral voices and stories of cultural resistance. The artist will then collaborate with DJ Diara Dgy to create a unique performance that fuses electronic music with traditional North African sounds, creating a sonic bridge between the ancestral and the contemporary.