WHERE THE TIGER EATS THE CHILDREN: LULLABY WORKSHOP

Todos los trabayos son

para las pobres muyeres,

aguardando por las noches

que los maridos vinieren.

Unos veníen borrachos,

otros veníen alegres;

otros decíen: «Muchachos,

vamos matar las muyeres».

Ellos piden de cenar,

ellas que darles no tienen.

"¿Qué ficiste los dos riales?

Muyer, ¡qué gobierno tienes!!»

Popular lullaby collected by Federico García Lorca in his Conferencia sobre nanas, 1928.

A group of mothers in the physical post-partum recovery period will come together to create the lyrics, melody and rhythm of songs to help their babies sleep.

Luz Prado (Málaga, 1985) Musician, violinist and performer. She lives nomadically, working on the stage through sound. Her practice is based on a constant dialogue with the violin and the encounter with other artists through DIY, dance and noise.

Ángela Segovia (Las Navas del Marqués, 1987) I write as much as I can. I have been publishing with the La uña rota publishing house for years. I think of writing as an open space, or rather, I make an effort not to close it; perhaps that's why I tend to mix genres and disciplines, although for me it's really all the same thing, just writing. Always writing.