Maja y bastarda - Usera

Maja y bastarda is a dance spectacle by Laila Tafur that blends flamenco with postmodern influences, creating a scenic collage where traditional and avant-garde movements coexist. The piece questions dogma and celebrates the mestizo, the playful, and the impure, drawing on a wide range of musical and dance references. Tafur, an Andalusian dancer and creator trained in Reykjavik, Lisbon, and Barcelona, brings her critical and humorous approach to the stage.

Audiences can expect a performance that appropriates traditional dances, turning them into something less serious, less sober, and less pure. The show includes nudity and is recommended for ages 14 and up. Tafur's artistic team includes advisors in artistic direction, flamenco music and historical archive, and flamenco movement, ensuring a rich and layered production.

This event takes place at the Centro de Ocio y Asesoramiento Juvenil Pipo Velasco in the Usera district of Madrid, as part of the 21distritos program. Admission is free until capacity is reached, making it an accessible cultural experience for those interested in contemporary dance and flamenco fusion.