Live musicThe Tippa and the Drunk
Territorialidades presents a soliloquy by Pedro Cayota. How to explain what it's about? The title says it all—stories of love and heartbreak, trees as metaphors, the drunk blooms at carnival and the tippa sometimes spits, sometimes cries, the humidity's cicada chews the leaf and a drop of sap emerges. My love affairs face-on and camera in hand, I went to the most intimate to stay afloat, from solid to gaseous: SUBLIMATE! Forgettings; weddings are full of people and divorces: empty. I'm going to miss you… You don't have to, Pedro. She asks me what movie I would watch before dying. Our wedding, our house, the snails and a tear. Your broken heart you left on my doorstep, just imagine if Petrona saw it, the door you opened to the labyrinth of the days we have left. Suitable +14 Live Music: Julia Somma, Juan Manuel Cayota and Pedro Cayota Theatrical Direction and Assembly Advisor: Agustín Pérez Milano Assembly Advisor and Graphic Design: Bruno Pesce Sound Engineering and Design: Juan Andrés Lépore Production: POLEN Cultural Producer: Catalina Lans and Ana Clara Jacques Lighting Design: Ana Paula Segundo Set Design: Mariana Pereira Costume: Verónica Mosquilo Audiovisual Projection: Francesca Crossa Photography: Lucía Martínez Audiovisual Recording: Juan Martín Xavier General Direction, Cinematographic Production, Original Music: Pedro Cayota Supported by: Fundación ITAÚ Duration: 75 min.
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