Faithful to its objective of connecting collectives and artists with new spaces and audiences, the festival will get off to a flying start with an evening of contemporary dance, poetry and live painting, with the help of the dancer Verónica Garzón and two local collectives accustomed to working on the margins of the established, exploring and promoting new forms and means of expression: Genoma Poético and Parsec! Veronica Garzon Dancer, choreographer and teacher trained in Spain, Germany and the USA in various styles and techniques such as classical, Spanish and modern dance, modern jazz, butoh, and contemporary dance, Veronica will dance 'Las tormentas no duran toda la noche', a piece that plays masterfully with the internal rhythms of the body and external stimuli and inspired by her long studies of the butoh. The storm will last not one night, but one evening.

Genoma poético is a collective and experimental project promoted by Quino Romero (graphic and creative designer) and Carlos G. Torrico (psychologist and teacher) that works with words as plastic, sonorous and textual material to develop proposals that always start from the listening of plural and heterogeneous voices. At the opening of ESZENIT, they will climb up to the roof to orchestrate a particular polyphony in which bodies and words will dance in the same way - good times for lyrics! Parsec! is a street art collective that has been transforming Madrid's facade since 2004, recycling waste materials and returning them to the public space in the form of paintings and intervened objects. Its founder and main driving force, the artist, illustrator, comic strip artist and muralist Antonio Feliz has also been filling the fields and ruins of rural Castile with colour for more than a decade with his amazing murals. On September 14th, he will collude with the city's rooftops and the sunset to paint a live canvas. Best plan for tonight, light years away.