Agenda

What happens when traditional dances are stolen, transformed, contaminated, and reinvented until they become something new—hybrid, impure?In Maja y Bastarda, Andalusian choreographer and dancer Laila Tafur brings to the stage “la mil leches”: a figure that intertwines flamenco, cabaret, folklore, memory, and invention, building a danced collage that is both homage and sabotage. A body that crosses styles, geographies, and […]

What happens when traditional dances are stolen, transformed, contaminated, and reinvented until they become something new—hybrid, impure?In Maja y Bastarda, Andalusian choreographer and dancer Laila Tafur brings to the stage “la mil leches”: a figure that intertwines flamenco, cabaret, folklore, memory, and invention, building a danced collage that is both homage and sabotage. A body that crosses styles, geographies, and […]