Meteoros

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“Meteoros” is built on collectiveness: a choreographic research project shaped by FLINTA and dissident bodies moving, sounding and assembling together. It investigates how bodies can organize and act as a living conduit for collective memory and resistance. Rather than representing history, the ensemble activates it: through movement and rhythm, the group becomes a temporary archive of protest, survival strategies, and political action.

“Meteoros” examines how bodies encounter one another and generate community through shared action, moving together, breathing together, sounding together.

Percussion, currently bass drums and snare drums, drives the work as a tool of collective manifestation. FLINTA bodies, meaning Female, Lesbian, Intersex, Non-binary, Trans and Agender people, march, advance, and move as a group, each sonic gesture functioning simultaneously as choreographic structure and political device.

Through collective rhythm, “Meteoros” operates as a political statement: a form of protest, insurgency, resistance and survival. At the same time, it rethinks performance as a public gesture that occupies and unsettles spaces, including streets, squares, cultural and civic institutions, transforming them into temporary territories of collective presence, friction, and visibility. Space is not neutral: it is claimed, crossed, and reconfigured through sound and movement.