Agenda of the Folkloric Ballet of the Knowledge Park by Master Luis Marinoni

Next Thursday, June 23, at the Knowledge Park Lyric Theater, two choreographic works performed by dancers from the Knowledge Park Folkloric Ballet will premiere.

These two works are: Reminiscences “Monte Adentro” with choreographies by Mara Doval and Víctor García and “Like water between the fingers” by Agustina Ayesa and Nicolás Oliva.

Since its creation, the cast has been developing works by Maestro Luis Marinoni, Director of the Ballet Folklorico, thus transforming the company into a kind of author’s cast to which he himself, exercising his vision, proposes the instance of guest choreographers who will undoubtedly offer new spaces for exploration and start-up, generating in the cast other types of appropriations that begin in this way to continue in future cycles, with opportunities for different creators from the city and the province, who find in the group the possibility in prepared bodies and minds to make the stable cast a true tool of culture that allows mutual growth in the interpretation of different languages ​​of its dancers as well as challenges that awaken creative and original instances in the field of folkloric creations.

Mara Doval and Victor Garcia –
BFPC Performing Dancers
choreographers
“Reminiscences” Monte Adentro

History released by the traces covered by the mantles of earth that remain on the memory; the magic of myth and legend, the spirituality of the land and the memory of it; love encounters, tireless challenges to find the promised land, benevolence to the ancestral gods; pilgrim destinations, fleeting walks, magical escapades to the world of the earthly; the mount, with its enormous landscape of tireless end, invites us to see the magic that lives in it.

Know, from what has been learned, understand and know how to remain and belong to a heritage full of charm and utopia.

Undoubtedly, its construction and staging is a substantial contribution to the aesthetic line of the BFPC.

Costume designer: Marta Acuna
props and
set design: Matías Albrecht and Adolfo Leublain
Musicalization: Various Authors and Composers
Design and Lighting: Cristian Martel
Agustina Ayesa and Nicolas Oliva
BFPC Performing Dancers
choreographers
“Like water between the fingers”

The chamamecera cadence, the sounds typical of the regional landscape and its colors, but above all the vertiginous and at the same time constant coming and going of the river currents, its temperance, its dedication, its fertility, its hypnotic character and its intimidating power, its figures, nuances, its liquid and adaptable character and simultaneously furious and effervescent propitiate the terrain and language between worlds in which “like water between the fingers” it develops, inviting us to submerge ourselves in the turbulent expectation of a longed-for encounter, even if it escapes and returning us to the shore with the certainty that everything that ends can, as the cyclical nature indicates, be again.

Costume designer: Marta Acuna
Props and set design: Matías Albrecht and Adolfo Leublain
Musicalization: Tajy
Design and lighting: Cristian Martel

Undoubtedly, a historical cycle that begins with great expectations.

Courtesy: Luis Marinoni López

Writing: Oscar Jara

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