Los perros

Led Silhouette is a company founded and directed by Martxel Rodriguez and Jon López when in 2016, in parallel to their activity as performers in "La Veronal," they began their journey of autonomous creation. Since their first performance in 2016, "Moira," co-produced and premiered at the "Festival 10 Sentidos" in Valencia, they have gained acclaim and awards and developed works for theaters such as "Cuarta Pared" in Madrid, "Festival DNA" in its 2018 edition or the "Centre del Carmen" Museum in Valencia. Aware of the transformative potential of the arts within society, their projects aim to promote the participation and empowerment of different social groups, creating a network between communities and people.

Marcos Morau studied choreography at the Institut del Teatre de Barcelona, the Conservatorio Superior de Danza de Valencia, and Movement Research in New York, earning the Institut del Teatre's extraordinary award. His artistic talent is not limited to the field of dance but extends to disciplines such as photography and theater, for which he earned a Master's degree in Drama Theory. Considered one of the most creative artists of his generation at the European level, in addition to directing his company La Veronal, founded in 2005, he has created original productions for prestigious ensembles such as the National Dance Company of Spain, Scapino Ballet Rotterdam, Skånes Dansteater, Göteborg Operans Danskompani, Ballet de Lorraine and Carte Blanche Norway, and Spellbound Contemporary Ballet just to name a few. Led Silhouette is a company founded and directed by Martxel Rodriguez and Jon López when in 2016, in parallel to their activity as performers in "La Veronal," they began their independent creation journey. Since their first performance in 2016, "Moira," co-produced and premiered at the "Festival 10 Sentidos" in Valencia, they have gained acclaim and awards and developed works for theaters such as "Cuarta Pared" in Madrid, "Festival DNA" in its 2018 edition or the "Centre del Carmen" Museum in Valencia. Aware of the transformative potential of the arts within society, their projects aim to promote the participation and empowerment of different social groups, creating a network between communities and people.