KIKO LÓPEZ | Wiwbak

About the piece

Wiwbak is a game, it is curiosity, it is the freedom that confronts us with our reality, our world, our incessant and dehumanized day to day. Through Wiwbak’s gaze we will discover the world for the first time.

This fragile, tender, and vulnerable being will accompany us on a journey within ourselves in search for the beauty within human nature.

About the company

Kiko López is a Valencian dancer and choreographer living in Barcelona. He is the director and choreographer of the company Nuova’s (Spain). His training is based on hiphop, contemporary dance, tribal dances and modern jazz at prestigious academies such as Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Debbie Reynolds Studio, Broadway Dance Center NY, Company & Company, and Deltebre Dance, among many others.

His personal works have received awards in The Best on Spain and the International Choreography Competition Burgos-New York with the piece Djama. He was also a winner of the television show Tú sí que vales, together with the Kulbik Dance Company.

He has taught urban and contemporary dance workshops in countries like Brazil, Italy,Ireland, Russia, Cuba, Greece, Portugal, France and Spain.

Works that Kiko highlights in his career are those created together with Physical Momentum (Mexico), Lali Ayguadé Company (Spain), Kulbik Dance Company (Spain), Iseli-Chiodi Dance Company (Ireland), Cia. Daniel Morales, and the artists Indee & Izah. He is currently working at Diego Sinniger’s company InMotus, and on his personal projects.

PERFORMANCES

THURSDAY OCTOBER 19 

5:00 PM

Albrook, Metro de Panamá

Free Activity

FRIDAY OCTOBER 20 7:00 PM

La Manzana

Free activity with prior reservation in Eventbrite.

TECH RIDER

Country: Spain

Category: Selected Company

Concept and choreography: Kiko López

Direction and dramaturgy: Marta Hernández / Oriol Casals / Kiko López

Performer: Kiko López

Mask: Marc Sala (Atelier Salaaudet)

Sound production: Toti Julià

Special collaboration: Zero en Conducta

Photography: Carlos Ojeda

This project has been made possible with the support of Acción Cultural Española (AC/E)