Los Bancos Regalan Sandwicheras y Chorizos

Contemporary theatre production that reflects on Spain's historical memory through the eyes of a young generation. It combines humour, music and youth to address the dictatorship, the Transition and the country's political present.

The piece stems from a new generation facing the challenge of analysing Spanish historical memory. Its protagonists talk about the history of the country, its buildings and the political, architectural, linguistic and emotional structures that condition present-day life, questioning what the figure of Franco means today and how the Transition and its silences influence those who live through it.

The show is presented as a vital proposal, featuring music and humour, which focuses on the helplessness generated by this society and its leaders. Its approach seeks to build a bridge between the recent past and the current social and political context, addressing how we live forty years after the dictatorship in Spain.

It is a work of contemporary theatre aimed at those who wish to reflect on the collective identity and memory of the country from a youthful perspective.