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Sara Baras closes on Saturday August 24 44 Festival of Theatre, Music and Dance in San Javier with his show "La Pepa", conceived and designed, custom made, for the Commemoration of the Bicentennial of the famous 1812 Constitution, by the dancer Cadiz.
Sara Baras Flamenco put the service of a story of war and liberation, with a Joy to the time when the deputies proposed articles, and a Solea por bulería for Pepa.
La Pepa was the nickname given to the Constitution (promulgated on March 19, the feast of St. Joseph), which served the people for vitorearla without suffering reprisals of King Ferdinand VII abolished only 1 year after approval.
La Pepa thus becomes a character that embodies the values ​​of freedom, and joins other heroic profile women played by Sara Baras, as Juana La Loca, Mariana Pineda and Carmen.
Sara Baras, who wrote the script, choreography and direction of the show has a dance team composed of 7 males and 5 females with guest dancer José Serrano.
The original music is provided by the Cadiz also Keko Baldomero, with guitars, percussion and singing live, including a Lebanese violinist Ara piece Malikian.
The Artisans Ras scenery, and costumes for Torres-Cosano are at the service of dance, to thrill the audience and convey the spirit of freedom that then and still now symbolizes the Constitution adopted in Cadiz in 1812.
Sara Baras again demonstrates in "La Pepa" his mastery of both the heels and the movement of arms, and as always, the spark that makes it unique in this show that was first conceived after her maternity, and dedicated to Cadiz, his homeland.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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