Freestyle
(open air dance)
JACOBEA ROUTE
From July 1
to 19, 2026
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
THURSDAY 2 JULY | 20:00 hours | Canfranc (Huesca) - Canfranc Station Hotel
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
WEDNESDAY 1 JULY | 20:00 hours | Jaca (Huesca) - San Pedro Cathedral Square
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ AND MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
FRIDAY 3 JULY | 21:00 hours | Alfaro (La Rioja) - Colegiata de San Miguel Square
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
SATURDAY 4 JULY | 21:00 hours | Logroño (La Rioja) - Juego de la Oca square next to the Church of Santiago | GUESS CHOREOGRAPHY: “Voces de mi” of Gabriela Bajo
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
SUNDAY 5 JULY | 21:00 hours | Navarrete (La Rioja) - Donantes de sangre Square
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
MONDAY 6 JULY | 19:30 hours | Quintanaortuño (Burgos) - San Juan de Ortega chapel
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
TUESDAY 7 JULY | 21:00 hours | Cardeñajimeno (Burgos) - Main Square
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
WEDNESDAY 8 JULY | 21:00 hours | Burgos (Burgos) - CAB Staircase, Subida a Saldaña Street
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
THURSDAY 9 JULY | 21:00 hours | Palencia (Palencia) - San Francisco square
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
FRIDAY 10 JULY | 19:30 hours | Villalcazar de Sirga (Palencia) - Santa Maria la Blanca Church Square
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
SATURDAY 11 JULY | 20:00 hours | Mansilla de las Mulas (León) - Pueblos Leoneses Museum
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
SUNDAY 12 JULY | 21:00 hours | La Bañeza (León) - Main square next to the Church of Santa María
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
MONDAY 13 JULY | 21:00 hours | León (León) - Puerta Obispo Square, the cathedral's apse
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
TUESDAY 14 JULY | 19:30 hours | Bembibre (León) - Main square next to the Church of San Pedro
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
WEDNESDAY 15 JULY | 20:30 hours | Ourense (Ourense) - Esplanade of the Ourense Provincial Historical Archive
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
THURSDAY 16 JULY | 20:00 hours | Portomarín (Lugo) - Portomarín Church square
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
FRIDAY 17 JULY | 20:00 hours | Muxía (A Coruña) - Muxía Port
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
SUNDAY 19 JULY | 13:00 hours | Bilbao (Vizcaya) - Principal atrium of Bilbao Guggenheim Museum
OESO | MISCANTHUS | TABOEH A ’OEBAY TATAYSI’ (TAIWAN)
PERFORMERS: Pin Yi Kuo, Lin Jia-Jhen & Uegaki Akane
Oeso｜Miscanthus takes miscanthus as its central image, exploring its vital qualities of growth in liminal environments. This plant symbolizes resilience, migration, and an indomitable way of being. The work also engages in a dialogue with the spiritual structure of the Camino de Santiago: on long-distance journeys, through diverse territories and along uncertain routes, the body continuously traverses landscapes and cultural boundaries, tracing a mobile cartography that connects the island with the world. Like a script of routes beyond the map, the body generates new coordinates of perception between walking and pausing, accumulating time, faith, and solitude as embodied actions and lived experiences.
OLVÍDAME | CIA. BELLANDA (ITALY)
CHOREOGRAPHY & PERFORMERS: GIOVANNI LEONARDUZZI & LIA CLAUDIA LATINI
The duo places the truth of the body at the center, in contrast to verbal eloquence, creating an atmosphere that shifts between wakefulness and hallucination, in which two characters navigate a relationship marked by romantic obsession, the desire for control, and emotional dependence.
APENAS | ADRIÁN ARRIAGA IN COLLABORATION WITH CIA. SÓLODOS (COSTA RICA)
CHOREOGRAPHY: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA, ERICK JIMÉNEZ & MARUXA SALAS
PERFORMER: ADRIÁN ARRIAGA
Inspired by the unique historical and spiritual values of the Camino de Santiago, the performance explores the figure of the pilgrim through a central element—the backpack—understood not only as a physical object but also as a vessel of memory, identity, and transformation. The sound of the bell accompanies dancer Adrián Arriaga’s journey in a solo that portrays the journey as a calling, a guide, and a reminder of the passage of time—a place where faith, effort, and detachment converge.
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DIRECTOR: Alberto Esbébanez
PRODUCTION: Sara Sáiz y Leticia Bernardo
TECHNICAL TEAM: Miguel Tena, Alejandra Miñón y Eva Merchán
DANCE ON CAMINO DE SANTIAGO CONSULTANT: Alfonso Ordóñez
MUSICAL ATMOSPHERE: Samuel Peñas
HOST: Andrea Santamaría
COMMUNICATION: Eduardo Vielba
AUDIOVISUALS: Carlos Herrera
PHOTOGRAPHY: Gerardo Sanz y Ana Yñañez
