PAN-GEA Global South-South Festival

PAN-GEA Global South-South Festival

Freiluftkino: audiovisual, music & performative arts 

 

Thursday, 04. July 20:30 h

Performance

Gentripoemas: “Avistamiento de diferentes tipos de obras”

Gentripoems: “Sighting of Different Types of Works”

in Spanish with English subtitles

a reading of my poems in which I address the topic of gentrification from various perspectives, primarily focusing on its intricate relationship with migration. The poems are originally in Spanish and will be read in Spanish with a projected English translation.

Natalia del Carmen Eduardo was born and raised in Guatemala, Colombia, and Spain. She moved to Germany in 2015 and earned a Bachelor's in Cultural and Literary Studies and a Master's in Latin American Studies. Her research explores science and technology studies, New Materialisms, and literature. Her dissertation examines the transformation from "soil" to "roads" in Central American banana plantations. She is also a poet, short story writer, and editor for Alba Lateinamerika Lesen.

 

Thursday, 04. July 21 h

Tango short films

in Spanish with English subtitles

"VA 2161"

This psychomagic sci-fi tango assemblage explores a world of narrations and voices from various times and places. Guiding the audience through its first tango steps, it features modular synthesizers, field recordings, and Amijai Shalev's bandoneon playing. Narratives of resistance follow unexpected paths, immersing viewers in a poetic, eerie counter-representation that challenges the colonial appropriation of tango, paraphrasing dance scholar Marta Savigliano.

“Buenos 4ires”

This sensory ethnographic short film explores the intersections of tango, identity, and Buenos Aires' urban spaces. Using field recordings, cinematography, and live performances, it examines how diverse modes of being shape our perception of space. Featuring Julián Peralta, Fer Bietti, and Pablo Martínez, "Buenos 4ires" observes tango away from the stage.

Juan Pablo de Lucca is an Argentine composer, producer, and pianist currently based in Berlin. He explores the interplay of acoustic and electronic sound spaces while drawing from diverse musical traditions. His compositions span the various mediums of film, theater, dance, and music. 

 

Next date
11.07. 

Timetable
19:30 Doors open
20:45 Performance & Films (60-90 min)
22:00 PAN-GEA Garden will be open until midnight with music curated by Papo Yoplack

Free Entrance
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