Type of work:
Multidisciplinary
Basque Dance
Place of show: Indoor
Duration: 55 minutes
Release date: 2022
Photography Aitor Arruti AgirreurretaIt is a performance as original as it is innovative about the view of gender. It is based on dance, corporeal movement, interpretation, texts, recitals and verses.
Today it aims to raise awareness or make visible the links, backpacks and chains and the consequences resulting from situations we experience in different environments and areas. Inviting and guiding you to reflect on this topic.
This new proposal, based on traditional Basque dances, with the help of different dance disciplines (contemporary, classical, etc.) gives a special touch to choreographies and corporeal expression; texts, recitals and performance manage to round out the show.
"If we were truly free, how would we move? How would we dance? And you, do you dare take the first dance step? Break the links? To be truly free?”
The show, genErorantz, is based on a street performance, termed genEroa. A show which we still offer and is still available (60 mins).
Photography @aiaturismoa, Gaizka Peñafiel
Photography Kulturaz Azpeitiko Kultur kooperatibaKimua Dantza Kolektiboa was founded in Lizartza in 2020. With a passion for dance and the aim of continuing to enjoy it, a group of friends functions in a self-managing way.
Currently, the collective is made up of eight members. The street dance show (genEroa) premiered in January 2021, followed by theatre dance show (genErorAntz) in 2022. During these years, it offered its shows in different squares and theatres in the Basque Country. It is taking part in the Kultura Eskola project, launched by the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa. It has also offered its choreographies and dances at different events, awards ceremonies and festivals.
In addition, they have collaborated with different musicians and groups, such as Xabi Solano, Alos Quartet, Esne Beltza and Amak.
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