Palabras de Mujer
Palabras de Mujer
The Palabras de Mujer show aims to reclaim the names and works of certain female poets, giving them the place they deserve in history.
We want to pay a small tribute to those women who had to fight against their surroundings to pursue their vocation, their dream: writing, being poets. A tribute to those women who, over the centuries, could not publish under their own names, as well as to those who came after and continue to do so.
Palabras de Mujer is a show performed by a team of women, paying homage to many of THEM, directed by María José Goyanes, who shares the stage with actresses Gloria Vega and Karmele Aranburu, accompanied on the piano by Maru Mararia.It features various works written by poets from different eras, weaving an artistic piece that goes beyond the text, interspersed with songs performed individually and in harmony. Thus, the work includes spoken parts, dramatized scenes, music, and dance.
An artistic proposal that also highlights the talent of veteran actresses with long professional careers, giving them visibility in the contemporary scene.
Her first television program was made when she was 9 years old. She formed her own company with Emilio Gutiérrez Caba at 18.
Some of her most notable works in theater include *La dama boba*, *Raíces*, *Las moscas*, *Romeo y Julieta*, *La casa de Bernarda Alba*, *La gaviota*, *La gata sobre el tejado de cinc caliente*, *El marido ideal*, *La muerte y la doncella*, *Dile a mi hijo que me fui de viaje*, *La dama duende* at the Teatro Clásico, *La venganza de Don Mendo* during the Veranos de la Villa 2015, *El cielo que me tienes prometido*, the final performance of Ana Diosdado at the María Guerrero, and *Leyendas de Zorrilla* adapted and directed by Juan Polanco.
On television, she has participated in countless programs and series, most recently including *Policías*, *Yo soy Bea*, *Brigada Central*, *Yo, una mujer*, *El olivar de Atocha*, and *Amar es para siempre* (2016-2017 season).
She is currently on tour with *Susan o el diablo*, directed by Chema Cardenña, *De amor y lujuria*, directed by herself, *Galdós Enamorado*, directed by Alfonso Zurro, and at the CDN in *Luna en Marte*, directed by Dan Jemmet.
Some of her most notable works in theater include *La dama boba*, *Raíces*, *Las moscas*, *Romeo y Julieta*, *La casa de Bernarda Alba*, *La gaviota*, *La gata sobre el tejado de cinc caliente*, *El marido ideal*, *La muerte y la doncella*, *Dile a mi hijo que me fui de viaje*, *La dama duende* at the Teatro Clásico, *La venganza de Don Mendo* during the Veranos de la Villa 2015, *El cielo que me tienes prometido*, the final performance of Ana Diosdado at the María Guerrero, and *Leyendas de Zorrilla* adapted and directed by Juan Polanco.
On television, she has participated in countless programs and series, most recently including *Policías*, *Yo soy Bea*, *Brigada Central*, *Yo, una mujer*, *El olivar de Atocha*, and *Amar es para siempre* (2016-2017 season).
She is currently on tour with *Susan o el diablo*, directed by Chema Cardenña, *De amor y lujuria*, directed by herself, *Galdós Enamorado*, directed by Alfonso Zurro, and at the CDN in *Luna en Marte*, directed by Dan Jemmet.
María José Goyanes
Born in Cáceres, she moved to Madrid at a young age where she began her musical studies at the Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid, as well as classes in performance, singing, and dance.
On television, she has participated in series such as *Gran Hotel*, *Hospital Central*, *Cuéntame*, *Mir*, *Círculo rojo*, *Periodistas*, *La que se avecina*, *Amar es para siempre*, *El embarcadero*, *Las chicas de la última fila*, among others. In film, she has worked with directors such as Pilar Miró, Achero Mañas, Juana Macías, and Adolfo Dufour.
In theater, she has worked under directors including Lluís Pascual, José Carlos Plaza, John Strasberg, Jaime Chávarri, Guillermo Heras, Mercedes Lezcano, Jesús Cracio, Carmen Losa, Carlos Fernández de Castro, and Amparo Climent, among others.
In music, she has collaborated with the group Sonor Ensemble, directed by Luis Aguirre Poesía y Música. She was a member of the rock groups Nancho Novo and Castigados sin Postre, and as a solo singer in Ceora, Camerjazz, and Ley Seka.
Recently, she worked on the documentary about poet Luis Cernuda directed by Adolfo Dufour, in the film *Las cartas perdidas* by Amparo Climent, as well as in the theater production of the same name.
On television, she has participated in series such as *Gran Hotel*, *Hospital Central*, *Cuéntame*, *Mir*, *Círculo rojo*, *Periodistas*, *La que se avecina*, *Amar es para siempre*, *El embarcadero*, *Las chicas de la última fila*, among others. In film, she has worked with directors such as Pilar Miró, Achero Mañas, Juana Macías, and Adolfo Dufour.
In theater, she has worked under directors including Lluís Pascual, José Carlos Plaza, John Strasberg, Jaime Chávarri, Guillermo Heras, Mercedes Lezcano, Jesús Cracio, Carmen Losa, Carlos Fernández de Castro, and Amparo Climent, among others.
In music, she has collaborated with the group Sonor Ensemble, directed by Luis Aguirre Poesía y Música. She was a member of the rock groups Nancho Novo and Castigados sin Postre, and as a solo singer in Ceora, Camerjazz, and Ley Seka.
Recently, she worked on the documentary about poet Luis Cernuda directed by Adolfo Dufour, in the film *Las cartas perdidas* by Amparo Climent, as well as in the theater production of the same name.
Gloria Vega
As an actress, she has worked, among others, with Nuria Espert, José Luis Gómez, or Irene Papas in plays such as *Yerma*, *Medea*, *El señor Puntilla*, *El auto de las plantas*, *La devoción de la cruz*, *Las cuñadas*, for which she received the 2008 Actors' Union Award.
In musical theater, she has participated in *The Sound of Music* and *My Fair Lady*, directed by Jaime Azpilicueta, in the zarzuelas *Las Bribonas*, directed by Amelia Ochandiano, *La Gran Vía esquina Chueca*, directed by Paco Mir, or *Te quiero, eres perfecto, ya te cambiaré*, directed by Esteve Ferrer.
On television, she has taken part in over thirty series and was the host of the game show *The Weakest Link*. Her most recent film is *Las cartas perdidas* by Amparo Climent.
Since 2016, she has directed *Aula de Verso K*, a space for experimentation around verse theater for actors, directors, and playwrights. She also works as a verse director in theatrical productions, most recently *Arte Nuevo*, directed by Mariano Estudillo for CNTC, and *Life Is a Dream*, directed by Mariano de Paco for Teatro Círculo de Nueva York.
In musical theater, she has participated in *The Sound of Music* and *My Fair Lady*, directed by Jaime Azpilicueta, in the zarzuelas *Las Bribonas*, directed by Amelia Ochandiano, *La Gran Vía esquina Chueca*, directed by Paco Mir, or *Te quiero, eres perfecto, ya te cambiaré*, directed by Esteve Ferrer.
On television, she has taken part in over thirty series and was the host of the game show *The Weakest Link*. Her most recent film is *Las cartas perdidas* by Amparo Climent.
Since 2016, she has directed *Aula de Verso K*, a space for experimentation around verse theater for actors, directors, and playwrights. She also works as a verse director in theatrical productions, most recently *Arte Nuevo*, directed by Mariano Estudillo for CNTC, and *Life Is a Dream*, directed by Mariano de Paco for Teatro Círculo de Nueva York.
Karmele Aramburu
Began playing piano at four years old. At five, she enrolled in the Conservatory of Coruña where she started her music career.
At 15, she moved to Madrid to study middle grade at the Padre Soler Conservatory in San Lorenzo del Escorial. Later, she completed her higher grade at the Atocha Conservatory, taking exams as a free student.
In 1998, she completed a postgraduate degree in Classicism and later specialized in Mozart at the Coimbra Conservatory (Portugal).
She is a piano, harmony, and solfege teacher at various schools and conservatories in the Community of Madrid and a member of the Dúo Clásico Liquid Ámbar.
Pianist in different projects and bands, she moves between classical music and rock, although she has accompanied with her piano a variety of genres, including lyrical, copla, flamenco, blues, rock...
She is an arranger and session pianist with projects of varied origins AlephSpirit, Meu, Wild Shadows, SugarStones, Little Sister and in Cabareteras Rockeras.
She has collaborated on the film Las cartas perdidas by Amparo Climent.
At 15, she moved to Madrid to study middle grade at the Padre Soler Conservatory in San Lorenzo del Escorial. Later, she completed her higher grade at the Atocha Conservatory, taking exams as a free student.
In 1998, she completed a postgraduate degree in Classicism and later specialized in Mozart at the Coimbra Conservatory (Portugal).
She is a piano, harmony, and solfege teacher at various schools and conservatories in the Community of Madrid and a member of the Dúo Clásico Liquid Ámbar.
Pianist in different projects and bands, she moves between classical music and rock, although she has accompanied with her piano a variety of genres, including lyrical, copla, flamenco, blues, rock...
She is an arranger and session pianist with projects of varied origins AlephSpirit, Meu, Wild Shadows, SugarStones, Little Sister and in Cabareteras Rockeras.
She has collaborated on the film Las cartas perdidas by Amparo Climent.
Maru Mararia
He graduated in Audiovisual Communication and expanded his studies with two postgraduate degrees in Production and Direction of Shows and Marketing and Advertising applied to cinema, participating in numerous short films.
He entered the world of cinema for 9 years, collaborating in both Spanish productions and international co-productions such as Monómaco, by Javier de Juan, La carta del Rajá, directed by Ángel Blasco, and The God of the Hills, Pemontón Esepotok, Puskas and La distancia más larga, nominated for the 2015 Goya Awards for Best Ibero-American Film. Subsequently, he dedicated himself, on the one hand, to producing and directing theatrical pieces such as Las mujeres del Romano inspired by Lorca's La Casa de Bernarda Alba, Farsas Contemporáneas by Antonio Martínez Ballesteros, and writing microtheater pieces such as Bendito Karma and La Tenoria. His latest productions have been Las Cartas Perdidas de Amparo Climent, 15 minutos con María, Kilómetros de Tiempo and Palabras de Mujer directed by María José Goyanes, El Festival de Cine por la Memoria Democrática (FESCIMED) and the production of the film Las cartas perdidas de Amparo Climent.
He entered the world of cinema for 9 years, collaborating in both Spanish productions and international co-productions such as Monómaco, by Javier de Juan, La carta del Rajá, directed by Ángel Blasco, and The God of the Hills, Pemontón Esepotok, Puskas and La distancia más larga, nominated for the 2015 Goya Awards for Best Ibero-American Film. Subsequently, he dedicated himself, on the one hand, to producing and directing theatrical pieces such as Las mujeres del Romano inspired by Lorca's La Casa de Bernarda Alba, Farsas Contemporáneas by Antonio Martínez Ballesteros, and writing microtheater pieces such as Bendito Karma and La Tenoria. His latest productions have been Las Cartas Perdidas de Amparo Climent, 15 minutos con María, Kilómetros de Tiempo and Palabras de Mujer directed by María José Goyanes, El Festival de Cine por la Memoria Democrática (FESCIMED) and the production of the film Las cartas perdidas de Amparo Climent.
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AUTHORS
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
Rosalía de Castro
Adela Zamudio
Sagrario Torres
Ángela Figuera
Carmen Martín Gaite
Paloma Lorena Juana de Ibarbourou
Gabriela Mistral
Gioconda Belli
Florencia de Pinar
María Lejárraga
Gloria Fuertes
Alfonsina Storni
Charo Olías
Inmaculada Chacón
Josefina de la Torre
María Elena Walsh
Dulce María Loynaz
Elvira Sastre
Dulce Chacón
Teresa
Julia de Burgos
Nerea Delgado
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
Rosalía de Castro
Adela Zamudio
Sagrario Torres
Ángela Figuera
Carmen Martín Gaite
Paloma Lorena Juana de Ibarbourou
Gabriela Mistral
Gioconda Belli
Florencia de Pinar
María Lejárraga
Gloria Fuertes
Alfonsina Storni
Charo Olías
Inmaculada Chacón
Josefina de la Torre
María Elena Walsh
Dulce María Loynaz
Elvira Sastre
Dulce Chacón
Teresa
Julia de Burgos
Nerea Delgado
AUTORAS
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