Experience the mesmerizing world premiere of this powerful duet by Butoh and autoethnographic dance artists Salomé Nieto and Julio Medina, who explore their shared Mexican heritage and the complexities of living in the diaspora. This unique collaboration was first presented as a studio showing during VLACC’s Latin Expressions series last October and now debuts in its final form at the Vancouver International Dance Festival, co-presented with VLACC: vidf.ca.
Dance * Butoh * World Premiere * International Women’s Day
Salomé Nieto + Julio Medina
Vancouver/United States
Roundhouse Exhibition Hall
March 5, 6:00 pm → [TICKETS]
March 7, 6:00 pm → [TICKETS]
This dance creates a revitalization ritual and highlights the sacred connection with our body
as a form of power, growth, and love.
Julio‘s artistry is rooted in a deep curiosity to understand the complex layers of resilience, conflict, and connection.
Highly influenced by butoh and Mexico’s cultural syncretism, Salomé is known for her transformative works, which often challenge societal norms.
Co-presented with the Vancouver International Dance Festival.
