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ANTIPODAS concert in Alain Weber's program
This visual and sensory proposition is the coexistence of two women interacting on stage, inspired by the myth of the double evoked since Romanticism in literature, cinema and philosophy. The dance, flamenco, percussion and visual poetry of one woman give shape to the voice, instrument, melody and sung poetry of the other. One may have been born on the transatlantic voyage of flamenco dance, the other of cello and avant-garde composition.
Dates and times
Sunday, November 10, 18:00 to 19:00
Address
Auditorium Eduardo Ocón, Paseo de España, Málaga
Between strings, voice, gesture and movement, this poetic dialogue evokes memories and dreams for the future, questioning the margins where the self ends and the other begins.
Florencia O'Ryan Zúñiga
A Chilean dancer trained in Seville, Florencia O'Ryan has worked with major companies such as Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía and collaborated with renowned artists such as Rafaela Carrasco. Her awards include the Premio Artista Revelación at the Festival de Jerez 2021 and the Premio Nacional de Arte Flamenco 2019. O'Ryan has won awards in several choreography competitions, consolidating her flamenco career at international level. Her unique style blends tradition and avant-garde, positioning her as one of the most innovative dancers of her generation.
Isidora O'Ryan
Chilean cellist, singer and composer Isidora O'Ryan excels in classical, contemporary and popular music. She has collaborated with numerous artists and toured internationally in America and Europe. She is a member of the I,O and Los Tristes projects. In 2019, she won the Award for Best Composition at the Certamen Coreográfico de España with Galerna, and in 2020 she was recognized as a revelation artist at the Premios Índigo. Her versatility as a cellist and composer has enriched various interdisciplinary artistic proposals, fusing genres and breaking musical barriers.
©Javier Fergo
