Los perros

Contemporary dance show by the Navarran company Led Silhouette with choreographer Marcos Morau, in which two performers respond to an unstable world with barking, dance and resistance.

On the stage of the Sala José Luis Alonso at Teatro de La Abadía, Jon Lopez and Martxel Rodriguez bring to life a choreography by Marcos Morau, creator of La Veronal and winner of the National Dance Prize in 2013. The piece takes the figure of the dog as a metaphor for those who live on the margins, for people who oscillate between rebelliousness and docility in a society that punishes the most vulnerable above all.

The bodies meet, share joy and pain, stumble and recover. The production, with an immersive soundtrack, turns repetition and catharsis into the engines of a movement that pushes dance to exhaustion. It is performed in Basque, with surtitles in Spanish and English, and has received the Catalan Critics' Award for Best Choreography, as well as the 'El Ojo Crítico' Dance Prize from RNE, which was won by Led Silhouette.