Cinema concert "Kirikú i la bruixa"

ROSIN DE PALO is the pastime of Mario Vidal and Samuel Azorín, two musicians without classical training who bend musical genres as they please. In order to break the rules and seek new sonic expressions, the Aragonese duo uses a double bass and a percussion set to create a particular musical universe free of ties and conventions. This curiosity and innocence typical of childhood help them enter Michel Ocelot's animated film Kirikú i la bruixa, where tribal percussion will accompany Kirikú, who with cunning and words must resolve the spell and save the tribe from the wicked witch Karaba. In an African village ravaged by the witch Karaba, who has cast a curse and who, as the story goes, has eaten all the villagers, Kirikú is born.