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She has been lauded by international critics as one of the world’s best double bassists and is known for her ‘great intensity and exceptional technique’. At 23 years of age, she became the first principal double bassist of Grammy-winning chamber orchestra Kremerata Baltica, with conductor Gidon Kremer, and worked with soloists such as Martha Argerich, […]

Recipient of the honour award from the Higher Conservatory of Music of the Liceu of Barcelona. His career spans opera, oratorio, recitals and contemporary music, with multiple premieres of modern-day composers such as Carles Santos, Albert Guinovart, Mariona Vila, Domènech González de la Rubia, Diego Dallosto, José Río-Pareja, Joan Albert Amargós, Antoni Parera-Fons and Raquel […]

Theatrical troupe specialising in Medieval and Renaissance theatre. Nao d’amores was formed in 2001 by a group of professionals from the disciplines of classic theatre, puppets and early music. Under the direction of Ana Zamora, the troupe has engaged in ongoing activities of research and training for the staging of Medieval and Renaissance works. In […]

Diego Garrido Sanz was born in the Lucero neighbourhood of Madrid in 1993. His first audio-visual project was the short ‘Me gustaría estar enamorada… a veces me siento muy sola’, directed by Chus Gutiérrez in 2010, in which he acted and wrote his character’s part in the collective script. After three years of acting in […]

Larisa Pérez Flores is a researcher and transdisciplinary creator who was born in Tenerife in 1986. With a degree in philosophy, culture, and society from the University of La Laguna, she has contributed to several publications. She has researched and shared her work at universities in Europe, America and Africa. She has also been involved […]

Daniasa M. Curbelo (Tenerife, 1995) has been involved in the creation, research and dissemination of the culture and popular memory of the Canary Islands. From a gender-based vantage point, her work questions hegemonic accounts and proposes new narratives that assign greater relevance to the concept of sexual subalternity. This approach is meant to provide an […]

The troupe was created in 1999 by a group of theatre professionals with diverse backgrounds and training. In 2001, when the group was fully formed and performing, the need arose to create its own space for research, training and exhibitions, and Timbre 4 was created to meet the group’s needs. From the beginning, Timbre 4 […]

Chévere is an agitational theatrical company that has been active for over 35 years. It has managed to remain true to its focus on creating its own works and to its solid position on social, political and cultural matters. In 2014, Spanish cultural authorities chose Chévere for the country’s National Theatre Award. The company is […]

Since the 1950s, Sociedad Cervantina has undertaken and promoted countless cultural projects, and Imprenta del Quijote has become a cultural space focussed on furthering research and dialogue in relation to our classics while encouraging and promoting the development and expression of new Spanish talent. In this case: Director > Leticia Dolera: born in Barcelona, she […]