, Mexico City
Specialization: actor, theatre director
Education: Bachelor's degree in Theatre, Drama and Literature from the National University of México (UNAM)
Collaboration with theatres: Sala Juan Ruiz de Alarcón, Teatro El Galeón, Teatro el Granero, Teatro José Peón Contreras, Teatro Helénico, Teatro de la Paz, Teatro Daniel Ayala, Teatro Mérida, Teatro Murmurante, Teatro María Greever and Foro La gruta
Teaching activities: Teacher of the History of Social Theatre at the Fine Arts School of Yucatan (2004-2010)
Continuing collaboration with directors: Jorge Vargas and Raquel Araujo
Additional information: Since 2008, Rath has founded and runs Murmurante theatre group, which produces shows with a distinctly interdisciplinary approach to social problems in Yucatán. In 2014 he presented 'Sidra Pino, Vestiges of a Serie' with Jorge Vargas as the co-director.
'Jorge Vargas and Juan de Dios Rath'
Exhibiting works
-
Noé Morales Muñoz: Una evocación del sabor de la Sidra Pino (An Evocation about Pino Cider's flavor),
Murmurante Teatro
(Murmurous Theatre),
2014, Director: Jorge Vargas and Juan de Dios Rath, Jesús Hernández, Set and Lighting Design Identification of exhibit:
object
Comments: A bottle on a box of Sidra Pino. The text of one minute in length tells the story of a mestiza woman from Yucatán who wanted to drink sidra pino. It's an oral tale. "I drink Pino Cider because when I finish drinking, I enjoy burping because Sidra Pino leaves a delicious fragrance in the mouth. And even if you burp, it leaves a delicious aroma."
, Zapopan, Jalisco / Mexico City
Specialization: composer, producer, set designer, costume designer, other, sound artist
Disciplines: musicologists
Education: Pareyón has a PhD in Philosophy and Musicology from the University of Helsinki and Negrete has a PhD in Performing Arts from the Autonomous University of Barcelona
Collaboration with theatres: Negrete has worked continuously for the La Scala Theatre Milan, Italy, the Royal Opera House, London, England, the Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona, Spain, the Hungarian State Opera House, Budapest, Hungary and the Banff Centre for the Arts, Canada.
Teaching activities: Pareyón's teaching activities include: Professor of the School of Music, CUAAD- University Center of Art, Architecture and Design, University of Guadalajara. Professor of History, CUCSH-University Center of Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Guadalajara. Tutor of postgraduate studies, National School of Music, National Autonomous University of Mexico. Researcher for the National Center for Investigation, Documentation and Information of Music-CENIDIM, INBA, Mexico.
Continuing collaboration with directors: Trevor Nun, Núria Espert and Dario Fo
Additional information: text to the project Mexico:
Pareyón experiments with traditional Mexican instruments and meter and phonetics in the Nahuatl and Hñähñu languages. Negrete has worked in more than 50 professional productions. Together they created the first Nahuatl opera with original Mexican instruments.
text to the project Metlalt and Metlapilli from The Ribald Flower Song (Xochicuicatl cuecuechtli):
Gabriel Pareyón is a Mexican composer and musicologist. He also experiments with traditional Mexican instruments and the metre and phonetics of the Nahuatl and Hñähñu languages. His music also combines wider aspects of linguistics, human speech and mathematical models.
Enid Negrete is a Mexican opera producer, critic and researcher. She has worked in more than 50 opera, theatre and dance professional productions in Mexico, Spain, France, the USA and Canada.
'José Navarro, director and conductor
'
Exhibiting works
-
Gabriel Pareyon: Metlatl y Metlaltpilli, de Xochicuicatl Cuecuechtli ('Metlatl and Metlaltpilli' from 'The Ribald Flower Song'),
Centro Nacional de las Artes, INBA
(National Center of Arts of the National Institute of Fine Arts),
2014, Director: José Navarro, director and conductor<br /><br /><br /><br />
, Gabriel Pareyón, composer and props designer.
Enid Negrete, set, costume and props designer.
Braulio Amadís, set and lighting designer. Identification of exhibit:
object
Comments: Xochicuicatl Cuecuechtli, Opera Náhuatl presents the metlalt and metlapilli, stones used for the hand-grinding of corn in traditional mexican cuisine. Here they are used as a musical instrument. This opera recalls the ancestral corn culture of Mexico, which has been forgotten.
