Flamenco and contemporary dance fusion comes to Fuengirola
The Silencio Danza company presents Salvaje on 28 March, a visually powerful performance directed by choreographer Nieves Rosales
The Manuel Delgado Perea Casa de Cultura in Fuengirola will host Salvaje (wild) on Saturday 28 March, a performance presented by the Silencio Danza company.
Directed by the Torremolinos-based choreographer and teacher Nieves Rosales, the show develops a language rooted in flamenco that ventures into territories close to contemporary dance.
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Thematic depth: The show explores a dialogue between life and death, set within a "universal asylum" where memory and imagination serve as a refuge.
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Non-verbal narrative: Salvaje relies on collective physical energy and visual storytelling rather than spoken word.
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Award-winning pedigree: Founded in 2010, Silencio Danza is a leading reference in Andalusian contemporary dance, known for its technical excellence and artistic research.
Focusing on a dialogue between “life and death”, the show places the audience in a “universal asylum” where memory and imagination become a refuge from madness. The show, currently touring Andalucía, stands out for its visual power and its ability to communicate without words, relying on a narrative built from the body and the collective energy of the dance troupe.
Founded by Rosales in 2010, the Silencio Danza company has staged numerous productions both in Spain and abroad, and is widely regarded as one of the leading references in contemporary Andalusian dance. The company’s work is grounded in two essential pillars: artistic research and technical excellence in service of expressive interpretation.
Tickets for the show, which starts at 8pm, cost five euros and can be purchased through the town hall’s website - www.fuengirola.es. Tickets can also be obtained from the information point in the Miramar shopping centre - Monday to Friday from 10am until 12.30pm and from 3pm to 6pm.
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