One of flamenco's meteorically rising young stars, Agueda Saavedra brings the deeply personal Venero to U.S. stages for the first time. "Venero is both principle and source, it is something that springs from a natural form driven by the need to exist, to survive, to be, to transit, or simply to be in the here and now, returning to what has already happened if necessary, or never looking back. A vision of a slow and thoughtful time that starts from an origin with different beginnings, which make paths that are recognized, resurfacing in a neat and orderly way, , being aware at every moment of what is wanted, and others however are born from the impulse or inertia itself, without knowing where it will end and what is its purpose. With music as a source, and the body as the most loyal form of expression, remembering what happened, having a purpose, continuing to start many times leaving the body to express itself freely."