DAY 6: FANFARE. 3 JULY

Dawn isn’t coming. Dawn isn’t coming.

We’re stretching out the night, and dawn is an epilogue of our festival. A festival in the festival.

The early-bird La Sorny is coming to announce that our BIG DAY will never end.

The fangs of Symphony of the Seas twinkle amidst the morning dew, and she isn’t coming alone.

The goddess Tami T appears with her music to announce that day has come and our festival will continue to throb until we meet again.

Sara Manubens
Sara Manubens. Photo: Alessia Bombacci

Symphony of the Seas by Sara Manubens. Symphony of the Seas is a transvestite with an unstable presence who is rehearsing a huge scandal. At the boundary between reality and fiction, Symphony surrenders their body to their latest fantasies, creating melodramatic scenes with a strong visceral charge: getting excited is a dissident practice. Symphony is a body that transitions in their own hysteria before a group of voyeurs, while promising a huge spectacle that never comes.

Symphony of the Seas is a study of the construction of language with hybrid tools that come both from dance and performance and from transvestite practice and identity, an emotional study of the love and violence that the trans-female body receives.

Sara Manubens is an artist, choreographer and transvestite in Barcelona. They earned their master’s in Stage Practice and Visual Culture (Museo Reina Sofía, ARTEA group). Their work spans site-specific, performance and dance and focuses on transcorporality and its impact on reality. They tackle Transvestite practice and identity from a critical, experimental perspective. They have been developing their own research projects since 2015 with an emphasis on humour, the plasticity of the body, architecture and fragmentation. They design and implement educational projects, including DRAGKIDS (2020) and TEEN HORROR (2023). They have been part of the TeknoDrag and MisiónDivina groups and work as a performer with Cuqui Jerez, Aimar Pérez Galí, Idoia Zabaleta and others.

Tami
Photo: Tami T

Concert featuring Tami T.  Tami T’s music stands out for its glitter-electronic sound and the use of highly processed voices. Their work explores issues of identity and sexuality with its romantic, explicit lyrics.

Tami T, a Swedish artist and producer, is known for her dance-pop and captivating live performances. She became famous with the song I Never Loved This Hard This Fast Before, which appeared in her famous film Something Must Break in 2014. She recorded and produced her first album, High Pitched and Moist (2019), with her own label, Trannytone Records. She has partnered with Fever Ray, PUTOCHINOMARICÓN and Gnucci, in addition to composing music for films and theatre.

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