Espectacle familiar Amamá

Immersive-format concert for babies, families and musicians, with wordless music, based on Paulo Lameiro's concerts for babies and featuring the music of Ajayu dúo.

Amamá places babies, families and musicians on the same level, with no hierarchies between the audience and the stage. The proposal is wordless music that seeks the greatest possible variety of sound through diverse timbres, contrasting atmospheres and melodies built on different scales.

The project grows out of the concerts for babies devised by Paulo Lameiro, who is credited as artistic director and has given more than a thousand performances in 63 countries since 1998. Its theoretical basis is Edwin Gordon's Music Learning Theory, and the work is presented as an evolution of that model, which has inspired numerous projects dedicated to early childhood.

The musical authorship belongs to Ajayu dúo, formed by Rocío Gordillo and Fernando Pulido, who also perform on stage alongside Paula Gómez and Alfredo Calvo. Paloma Cosano signs the arrangements and Maite Larrañeta advises on movement. The lighting is by Jorge Catalán, the costumes by Raquel Poblador and the graphic design by Salva Madrigal. The production is supported by Teatro Principal de Burgos, Festival Cucú and the promoter PAI of Zaragoza, and it is programmed within an international festival of arts for early childhood.