Sobria y Serena: ‘Té de construyo’

(in Spanish)

The reality is that beneath those stuffy old ladies lie three reactionary women who have been silenced. They are irreverent, rebellious, and provocative—just like the music that ties their words together. Through satire, the three voices, the cello, and the guitar, the show uses irony to dismantle privilege and advocate for care. Art so deconstructed that it resembles a slice of torrija.