“Ellas, historias acordeonadas”

A performance featuring accordion music by Fernando Diéguez, who together with actress María Molina takes us on a journey through a feminine and musical universe, full of absurdities, stories, and silences that bring people together.

These are stories of women without glass slippers—women who change, who reveal their many layers, who travel and protest, who tell stories, make jam, pass gas, and love until the night has nothing left to give.

Every woman has a story: the one who says nothing, the one who says everything, the one who waits, the one who moves forward, the one who creates the rain, the one who gets soaked. All can cry, all can laugh… and some try to turn the world upside down.

These stories are “accordion-woven,” as the music of the accordion threads together what the storyteller shares, until both the instrument and the musician become another story in themselves.