The Centre Cívic Guinardó, in Barcelona's Guinardó neighborhood, hosts the "Obsequi + Tempo y Tono" performance this Friday at 7:30 PM. "Obsequi" is a solo dance by Johann Pérez exploring vulnerability and connection through movement, set to music by Ninos du Brasil, Bach, and Orquesta Serenata Tropical. The piece, premiered in Paris, won an award at the Me, Myself & I competition in 2022. "Tempo y Tono," meanwhile, is Edward Tamayo's reflection on the link between musicality and dance, delving into internal rhythm and the viewer's gaze. It premiered in Brussels and has shown at various festivals and venues across Catalonia and Spain. Entry is free.
The Planns tip
Arrive a bit early to secure a good spot; Guinardó is a neighborhood with its own pulse, take the opportunity to wander the area.
Practical info
Friday: at 7:30 PM · Free Entry — Pre-registration required
The venue
Centre Cívic Guinardó
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