La Noche de Aparición, which loosely translates as “The Night of the Ghost” is a storytelling, clowning and dance performance for three performers. The performance itself will explore horror aesthetics and Mexican ghost folklore, and it will be composed of three different chapters inspired by existing folklore tales: La Procesión de los Muertos, Los Narcosatánicos and La Llorona.

They take inspiration from popular ghost stories that use metaphors, fantastic creatures and paranormal events to talk about dark topics of society with a good balance between lightness and drama. This piece will talk about solitude, spirits, missing people and home-sickness, and gatherings as a way of healing.

Désirée 0100 (MEX) & Lulu Ramirez Muñoz (COL)

Désirée was born in Mexico in 1992. She did her visual art studies in Rennes (France) in 2011 and then moved to Belgium in 2018. Since then she has worked as a performer for renowned creators, developed her own work, and also coached and taught in several schools and academic organisations in Brussels and Flanders. Her work has a strong relationship with magic, gatherings, decolonisation, immigration, and healing.

Born in 1994 in Medellin, Lulu Ramirez Muñoz moved to Belgium in 2016 to study in P.A.R.T.S. where they obtained their bachelor and master degree.  As a performer they have worked in projects such as “Ne Mosquito Pas” by Simon Van Schuylenbergh and “GERMAN STAATSTHEATER” by Rosie Sommers & Micha Goldbergh. As a music composer, they have collaborated with Joshua Serafin for their performance “VOID” (2022), with Nathan Ooms for “Donkey” (2023) and most recently with Mario Barrantes in “Flesh can’t can’ t not’ t ‘tis flesh h” (2024).