EDUARDO GUERRERO - Pulso Libre

Eduardo Guerrero © Ricardo Arranz

Synopsis

A body, a ring, a thunderous yet inaudible breathing. Pulso Libre—literally “free pulse” but also a play on the Spanish term for wrestling, lucha libre—is the stage of an intimate combat, where flamenco sheds all its finery to reveal its rawest core: the pulse burning beneath the skin.

Eduardo Guerrero transforms the boxing ring into an altar of resistance. There, his dancing does not seek applause; the only goal is to outlive itself. Every step, every turn, every jerk of the body is a blow that lands on no one, a cry that is never voiced but pierces nonetheless. Accompanied by two voices and one guitar, he dives into a fierce dialogue with the beat, a fight to the death between instinct and silence.

This is not a spectacle of forms but a state of rapture.

It is a wild, precise abandon where the ancient, ancestral heart beats freely, where tradition is no longer a burden but something that vibrates, blazes and is transformed.

In Pulso Libre, dance is combat, flamenco is resistance, and the body is a battlefield. It is an uncompromising ritual in which dancing is the only way to avoid falling.

Cast and Crew

Dance, Eduardo Guerrero

Guitar, Víctor Franco

Vocals, Ana Salazar

Vocals, José Luis Hernández

Direction, Eduardo Guerrero

Musical direction, Javier Ibáñez

Choreography, Eduardo Guerrero

Sound design, Félix Vázquez

Music and Lyrics, Javier Ibáñez y letras populares

Lighting design, Antonio Valiente

Artistic coordination, Santiago Jiménez

Costume Styling, Eduardo Guerrero

Footwear, Begoña Cervera

Photography, Ricardo Arranz

Production, EG Art Performance Production, S.L.

Distribution, EG Art Performance Production, S.L.