This action, framed in the summer courses of the University of Cantabria, invites the public to attend accompanied by their own plants, creating a dialogue between nature and culture. “We can only evolve by taking nature into account if we look at it horizontally,” explains Ampudia about this initiative that has already toured stages such as the Gran Teatre del Liceu and the Teatro Sucre in Ecuador.

Unlike previous versions – where plants were the only spectators – this edition encourages human participation. Attendees will become “guardians” of their plants during the musical performance, thus making the interspecies connection visible. The Guitar Group of the Jesús de Monasterio Conservatory, directed by Natalia Díaz, will be in charge of offering this 30-minute concert, combining student learning with experimental art.