FLECHA  IS  A  POINTY  OBJECT  SHOT  THROUGH  THE  AIR  IN   HIGH  SPEED  PUNCHING  THE  ANCESTRAL  THROUGH  AN   ACT  OF  CLAIMING  IMPOSSIBLE  BODIES  A  DANCE  TO  BE   PLAYED  IN  MOMENTS  OF  CRISIS  A  CROOKED  KNIFE   CRYING  A  SKIN  MASK    WIND  IN  A  TIME  GAP  FLECHA  IS  AN   EBÓ  TO  MAKE  THE  PRESENT  POSSIBLE. 

 The  performer  dyes   her  face  red  to  undo  her  face,  erase  identity,  dig  the  skin  out   of  itself  and  turn  into  others,  carving  ancestralities  and   powers  of  a  transmuting  body-­‐entity.  A  dance  that  is  made   by  the  ontology  of  persecuted,  invisible,  spiritual  bodies.      

 This  solo   was   coached  by  Teresa  Silva  and  Vera  Mantero.  Premiered in  Teatro  Meridional  in  Lisbon  in   December  2016.  In  August  2017  it   was  presented  in  Brasília,  Brazil,  at  the  Festival  Novadança  and  the  Festival  ¼  de  cena,  where  it   received  the  Innovation  award.  In   December  of 2017 was  presented  at   the   Salão-­‐Residency  Eixo  do  Fora.  In  2018  it   went to  the  ACASAS  festival  in   Salvador-­‐BA,  at  thefestival-­‐MID,  Brasília-­‐DF,  at  the   Vozes  do  Corpo  Festival,  São  Paulo  and   at  the  (Re)union  festival, in   Lisbon.  In  2019  join  the  artistc   Residency  program  INTERFERÊNCIAS,  and at FESTIVAL TODOS in  Lisbon.    