Ana Curra Opens Museo Reina Sofía Music Program with 'Los Vicios Modernos' Concert
On Wednesday, October 14 at 8:00 PM, Ana Curra, an influential member of Madrid's Movida movement, will inaugurate the new music program at Museo Reina Sofía with a concert in Auditorio 400, Edificio Nouvel. Entry is free until the venue reaches full capacity. The concert, named 'Los vicios modernos,' will relate to the museum's 'Colección. Arte contemporáneo: 1975-presente' located on Floor 4, Edificio Sabatini. Born in 1958, Curra is a renowned pianist and composer, recognized for her contributions to Alaska y los Pegamoides, Parálisis Permanente, and for establishing Tres Cipreses. The event will showcase audiovisual works by Miguel Trillo and Alberto García-Alix. The program will continue on December 10 and extend through 2027, linking to the 'Contracultura material' room.
Key facts
- Ana Curra performs on Wednesday, October 14 at 8:00 PM in the Auditorio 400 of the Edificio Nouvel
- The concert is free until capacity is reached
- The cycle is titled 'Los vicios modernos'
- The program dialogues with the collection presentation 'Colección. Arte contemporáneo: 1975-presente' on Floor 4 of the Edificio Sabatini
- The next event on December 10 features 'Plena Pausa' with music by Jota of Los Planetas and film material by Iván Zulueta, in collaboration with Filmoteca Española
- Ana Curra was born in San Lorenzo de El Escorial in 1958 and founded Tres Cipreses, Spain's first independent record label
- The concert includes audiovisual and photographic material by Miguel Trillo and Alberto García-Alix
- The cycle's programming continues through 2027
Entities
Artists
- Ana Curra
- Jota
- Iván Zulueta
- Miguel Trillo
- Alberto García-Alix
- Eduardo Benavente
- El Ángel
- Andrés Ama
Institutions
- Museo Reina Sofía
- Alaska y los Pegamoides
- Parálisis Permanente
- Los Seres Vacíos
- Tres Cipreses
- Los Escaparates
- Digital 21
- El Último Eslabón
- We Are Not Brothers
- Narco
- Las Munjitas del Fuzz
- Antifan
- Los Planetas
- Filmoteca Española
- Revista de Arte - Logopress
Locations
- San Lorenzo de El Escorial
- Spain
- Madrid