Tra tra tra
Explains Dance/ Toni Jodar

  Friday, November 22
  7:30 p.m.
  €5*
MUN Theater
*If you have a ticket for any Museo en danza show, you can get an invitation to this performative lecture on contemporary dance.
 

TRA TRA TRA, tradition, transmission, and betrayal is a contemporary look at tradition that complements the trilogy of dance lectures with which Explica Dansa takes a journey through the history and evolution of dance. On this occasion, it focuses on traditional dance. A unique proposal and exploration in which Toni Jodar observes the mutual influences between contemporary and traditional dance, as an act no longer of betrayal for either, but of unconditional love for all dance.

With the participation of Duguna Iruñeko Dantzariak / Dantzaris de Pamplona on the 75th anniversary of its founding. With the special collaboration of Pamplona City Council.

ARTISTIC CREDITS

Explainer - interpreter: Toni Jodar
Script and dramaturgy: Helena Tornero and Bàrbara Raubert
Project support: Montse Colomé
Audiovisual design: Tristán Pérez Martín and Bàrbara Raubert
Image production: Tristán Pérez Martín
Executive production and co-direction: Beatriu Daniel 
Co-production: Mercat de les Flors, Fira Mediterrània de Manresa, És Dansa
Collaborators: CAT Tradicionarius, Dantzagunea –Diputación de Guipúzcoa, Donostia Kultura, La Caldera Centre de creació, l’Estruch de Sabadell, Centro Danza Zaragoza.

TONI JODAR
Performer, dancer, and choreographer. He belongs to the generation that created contemporary dance in Catalonia during the 1980s. Throughout his artistic career, he has performed in over 1,000 shows. He has worked with a wide variety of artists, including Cesc Gelabert, Albert Vidal, Carlos Santos, Jerome Savary, Magda Puyo, Marta Carrasco, Juan Baixas, Jordi Sabatés, Ángeles Margarit, Juan Carlos García, Dagoll Dagom, Comediants, and La Fura dels Baus. 

Co-director of the Explica Dansa project since 2002, which aims to create and educate audiences and has been developed in Catalonia, Spain, England, and China.

BEATRIU DANIEL
Cultural manager and producer. She is part of the generation that created contemporary dance in Catalonia in the 1980s and co-edits the magazine Dansa 79, which bears witness to the activity of the period. She has collaborated with a wide range of artists and projects in the fields of dance, visual arts, film, and TV. As a producer, she was part of the team for the Olympic and Paralympic Ceremonies in Barcelona in 1992. In dance, her involvement with the Gelabert-Azzopardi company, the IT Dansa project with Catherine Allard, and as manager of La Caldera, a dance creation center, are particularly noteworthy.

Co-director with Toni Jodar of the Explica Dansa project since 2002, for audience development and education.

He is currently a member of various project selection committees and provides mentoring, mainly in dance. 

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