Málaga

Sono Mayrit presents a DJ set that explores the links between Andalusian music and North African traditions. With a meticulous blend of flamenco, traditional Moroccan and Algerian rhythms and contemporary electronic sounds, this set offers a vibrant and eclectic sonic experience. Influenced by Madrid's Arab heritage and the cultural richness of the Western Mediterranean, the set fuses evocative and thrilling melodies, creating a unique and enveloping atmosphere.

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 basis to the freedom of interpretation, combining tradition and the avant-garde.

Escribir una barca, construir una historia (Write a boat, build a story) is the title of an artistic practice workshop that explores formal and conceptual strategies for dealing with the stories of others, using art as a possible tool for political reflection. The workshop takes place in 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.

The film Foragers depicts the problems associated with the practice of gathering wild edible plants in Palestine/Israel with ironic humor and a meditative rhythm. A mix of fiction, documentary and archival footage, it shows the impact of Israeli nature protection laws on these customs. Then conversation until 20:30.

Ay i-k marag (Oh! To you, the guest) plunges into the world of the Amazigh island and the strategic position of the Canary Islands in the Atlantic, a traumatic and symbolic gateway to Western modernity. The activity proposes the construction of an immersive performance space to challenge hegemonic narratives and promote the recovery of Guanche knowledge and practices now partly silenced. An evocative space full of indigenous, African, European and non-Western fusions.