From tradition and the desire to return to the roots, with a touch of freshness. With the ambition to recover what has always been ours and embrace it through a queer perspective. Transforming our rhythms, the points, the hustle and bustle. A fandango, a conversion of language, an electronic gimmick, a gloss for all. Inhabit the towns, the streets, the fields. With this new creation we investigate Mallorcan traditions and bring them closer to our collective day-to-day lives as young people who belong to the LGBTQIA+ community. How they have left a memory within us. How we remember them from childhood, how they are transmitted and how we can play with them. What is our place within the Mallorcan tradition? We want to keep it alive, we want to recover it; we don’t want it to be lost in a world that is constantly changing and bombarded by tons of information, by globalization, mass tourism and centralization.
Malle
Alex Fuster and Sara Mingolla / from 7:30 p.m. / Private Garden
Álex Fuster and Sara Mingolla
Alejandro Fuster Guillén (Palma, 1997) began his artistic career at the age of 15 with theater and circus classes. At 5 pm she starts dancing at the Angela Bruno Dance Factory and later trains at Codarts, University of Contemporary Dance in Rotterdam. He has worked with companies such as Konzert Theater Bern (Switzerland), CCNR (Lyon) and with choreographers such as Paloma Muñoz, Víctor Hugo Pontes, Rodrigo Cuevas and Sine Qua Non Art. She combines dance with teaching, yoga and drag performance, under the name of Loli Pamboli, with which she promotes LGBTQIA+ activism and the defense of territory in the Islands.
Sara Mingolla Ramis (Palma, 1994) began playing classical piano at the age of 5 with Ramon Ramis and also trained in harmony and modern music with Jorge Vera. He has participated in shows such as Les Maleïdes, Les Preposicions, Kryptonita, Fake or Siau Benvingut, and has composed music for theatre and cinema, such as the short film Ride on a Subway. He is currently the keyboardist for Xanguito, accordionist for Toc de Crida and pianist in various musical projects in genres such as jazz, cumbia, flamenco and African music. He has recorded with artists such as Jose Artero, Omar Niang and Joe Rodriguez.
