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Her Voice Rising
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Full theater production for this year's Minnesota Fringe Festival
Pioneer Press
" “Her Voice Rising” features an abundance of performance art through traditional flamenco dancing, guitar and spoken word. The guitar was endlessly impressive, with the intricate yet quick plucking matching the equally enjoyable tapping of flamenco dancing. The message of resistance through feminism, as well as standing strong in one’s culture despite hatred, is moving and thought-provoking. " -
By Angeline Patrick Pacheco
Pioneer Press
Powerful. Honest. Raw
"In a time when reactionary politics try to erase hard-won progress, this performance unapologetically turns up the volume on stories that matter. From the very first moment, the show demands attention. Through a masterful blend of spoken word, movement, and music, it lifts up the voices of women, immigrants, and BIPOC individuals with both ferocity and tenderness. The pieces are rooted in lived experience—stories of resistance, resilience, and reclamation—interwoven with flashes of joy that remind us of the full breadth of humanity behind every struggle. And then there’s the dancing. The flamenco is utterly mesmerizing: staccato footwork like thunder, arms that carve through the air like silk. The juxtaposition of power and grace was electrifying. Moments of salsa brought bursts of joy and lightness, without ever losing the performance’s emotional weight or purpose. Every step felt intentional. Every movement, a declaration. The guitarist deserves his own ovation. His solo performances were masterful. His playing elevated each piece, wrapping the dancers in rhythm and giving the audience moments of both stillness and awe. "Her Voice Rising": A must see." - M Casey Fringe Patron Review 5 Star ★ Review
Dignity in bleeding
I went into this knowing next to nothing about Flamenco and it was the most expansive and enticing introduction. If you've ever stomped your foot in frustration -- see this show! The elements are so simple, but the way they are used is so much more. I can't do it justice with my descriptions. I wish I'd seen something like this when I was a kid. I would not have understood most of it, but I would have loved every second and I think it would have made me braver both in terms of what mediums I was allowed to explore and what emotions I could get away with publicly expressing. -Laura Mullins Fringe Patron 5 Star Review ★
"...De los Reyes and her team were amazing!! I highly recommend seeing their performance" - Brenda Areli Fringe Patron
Flamenco X: show synopsis piece info
"Andando"
Emma Goldman's "Guajira" with Choreography by local Flamenco Treasure: Susana Di Palma - Cialuna
Emma Goldman's "Guajira" with Choreography by local Flamenco Treasure: Susana Di Palma - Cialuna
This piece explores everyday Gitano life set in Southern Spain as a tribute to travel , migration and the power of community. Tientos-Tangos de Sevilla
Emma Goldman's "Guajira" with Choreography by local Flamenco Treasure: Susana Di Palma - Cialuna
Emma Goldman's "Guajira" with Choreography by local Flamenco Treasure: Susana Di Palma - Cialuna
Emma Goldman's "Guajira" with Choreography by local Flamenco Treasure: Susana Di Palma - Cialuna
“It does not require much wisdom to trace every war back to a similar cause.
Let us take our own Spanish-American war, supposedly a great and patriotic
event in the history of the United States. How our hearts burned with indignation against the atrocious Spaniards! ..."
"La Pasajera”
Emma Goldman's "Guajira" with Choreography by local Flamenco Treasure: Susana Di Palma - Cialuna
My name is Immigrant” - Wang Ping
A Performance art piece about the border conflict between Mexico and the United States
My name is Immigrant” - Wang Ping
“Gitana” Yung-Tsi - Brazilian Zouk fusion & Qué Bonito” Bachata Ladies ensemble
My name is Immigrant” - Wang Ping
This piece is a song for the plight and pride of immigrants around the globe, including the U.S., China, Syria, Honduras, Guatemala, Nepal, Tibet and other places. Whether they pull up their roots to flee war, the rising sea or drought, for religious freedom and freedom of speech, or simply to seek a better life, immigrants are the frontiers of civilization. They are a force of nature, like salmon, monarchs, trees, water, and mountains, moving with rivers, the earth and universe. Migration is the signature of life - no immigrants, no economy; no immigration, no civilization; no migration, no life. We are all immigrants.
“Gitana” Yung-Tsi - Brazilian Zouk fusion & Qué Bonito” Bachata Ladies ensemble
“Gitana” Yung-Tsi - Brazilian Zouk fusion & Qué Bonito” Bachata Ladies ensemble
“Gitana” Yung-Tsi - Brazilian Zouk fusion & Qué Bonito” Bachata Ladies ensemble
Danced as a Brazilian zouk fusion solo by
Yung-tsi that incorporates Romani and Contemporary Western elements in an exploration of global voices.
Que Bonito is a song of hope and new beginnings. Join the Onírico Dance ladies in bachata shines as they bond as a team and find support for their individual voices in each other. A Journey into strength, sensuality and sisterhood.
Flamenco X - “Sangre”
“Gitana” Yung-Tsi - Brazilian Zouk fusion & Qué Bonito” Bachata Ladies ensemble
“Gitana” Yung-Tsi - Brazilian Zouk fusion & Qué Bonito” Bachata Ladies ensemble
A Piece dedicated to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in the Americas, we raise awareness to the issue. Featuring Choreography by José Galván & Adela Campallo
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