L'ona que sona

With Sònia Sánchez and Naná Rovira.

Free improvisation where the body and sound relate in real time with the space, offering a site-specific proposal that plays with the spectator's active listening. 

Sònia Sánchez and Naná Rovira are on stage in a free way, searching for sounds that move and movements from listening and the present. It is a duo that touches the extremes and goes through all tessituras, from purely rhythmic, forceful, firm and powerful passages, to delicate moments, where fragility comes alive and they evoke melodies and gestures that hang from a thread where caress, gesture and subtle sounds come to life. 

Interesting links:

http://soniasanmar.blogspot.com/ 

IG: nana.rovira 

With the participation of Sònia Sánchez and Naná Rovira

Sònia Sánchez: she is inclined towards improvised sound laboratories through the body, she feels the danced space and the body in movement with the sound, the fundamental of her works. She began her research between the accuracy of flamenco rhythm and the organic speed of body weather in 2001. In 2004 he added free music to his empirical path and since then he has dedicated himself every day to explore all these worlds and horizons. In 2014 she created the piece "Le Ça", co-produced by Mercat de les Flors de Barcelona and Rencontres chorégraphiques de la Seine - Saint Denis, touring also with pieces like "El plec", "SAI el somni de la papallona", "Racons i clars de boscos" and "La Mirada 3.0".
Currently his dance has shared the stage with Agustí Fernández, Jordina Millà, Nuno Rebelo, Johannes Nästesjö, Albert Cirera, Alfonso Muñoz, Míriam Fèlix, Joan Antoni Pich, Núria Andorrà, Ivo Sans, Ramon Prats, Iván González, Pol Padrós among others. She has danced museums in the pieces "20 Dancers for the XX Century" by Boris Charmatz's company, "Standing and Sitting" by Ivo Sans and "Dancing Museums" by Quim Bigues for the Mercat de les Flors and the Fundació Miró among others. He has given workshops at the University of Fine Arts at the ESMUC in Barcelona, and in cities such as Mexico City, Seoul, Chicago and Stockholm. She continues to work from the lands of Montseny with the desire to continue transmitting what she is discovering.

Naná Rovira: she plays clarinet and bass clarinet. She is interested in all genres of music that have room for improvisation. Within the framework of improvised music and free jazz, she is co-founder of the Trialogue project, a musical experimentation group from Barcelona. She has recently participated in the Montmusic Festival, dedicated to free improvisation, has collaborated with the Discordian Community collective in the recording of several albums based on compositions and directed improvisation, and participates in the free musical improvisation scene in Barcelona. In addition, he is currently creating Ethiopian jazz/fusion with Telewawachi Kilili, hot jazz with the Voodoo Jazz Band and Bulgarian folk music fused and arranged with Sukarije. She has played in some twenty groups and has recorded several albums of her own projects and as a session musician with artists such as Jerry González, Javier Colina and Paul Stocker. She currently teaches clarinet and improvisation techniques, and dedicates herself professionally to the different musical projects in which she participates.

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