ENRIC PALOMAR

A piece by Enric Palomar based on Bodas de sangre (Blood Wedding) by Federico García Lorca, whose extraordinary playwriting laid bare universal themes such as passion, death, revenge and despair. The director delves into the world of Lorca, searching for its essence and providing an almost mystical reading of the work. With more than twenty artists onstage, the play focuses on symbols, and especially the moon, a recurring element in García Lorca’s work. The moon, which Lorca dared to use as a character, is alive on the stage, and becomes a kind of cosmic source that draws in the characters, unable to ignore their inner nature.

Voice Pere Martínez and Eva Fernández 
Guitars Roger Sabartés and Rubén Flores
Percussion David Domínguez
Clapping Raúl Manchón Soria and José Córdoba ‘El Mosquito
Dance Nacho Blanco, Eli Ayala, Belén Cabanes and Maxime Iannarelli

 Original Jazz Orquestra Taller de Músics:

Trumpets Jordi Fontanillas, Jaume Torné, Pablo Fernández and Pere Navarro
Trombones Ferran Arasa, Eva Garín, Pere Alcón and Vicent Pérez
Saxes Nil Mujal, Paula Carrillo, Roger Martínez, Roser Monforte and Víctor Verge
Guitar Juan Carlos Morales
Piano Max Villavecchia
Double bass Marco Boi
Drums Miki Grau
Percussion Joan Palà 

Composition and direction Enric Palomar