The Argentine artist Peperina presents 'Vengan de a Unx' this Saturday in Sant Andreu, a show that mixes rock, tango, punk, and hyper-pop with theatre, dance, and poetry. Entry is free and lasts 50 minutes.
The neighbourhood of Sant Andreu hosts the performance of Peperina this Saturday, arriving with Vengan de a Unx, a performative piece that strays from the conventional concert format. The event is at 5:00 PM and entry is free until capacity is reached.
The show, lasting 50 minutes, is structured in three acts and combines music with theatre, dance, and poetry. The proposal aims to break the fourth wall and dissolve the distance between the stage and the audience, alternating moments of contemplation with others of catharsis and dance.
The sound of the project draws from rock, hyper-pop, tango, punk, and trip-hop, and has been built from the song as its root. Peperina's new work is co-produced in a network between Argentina and Catalonia, alongside the producer Della, one of the most unique figures in the current Argentine scene.
The artist cites Luca Prodan, PJ Harvey, and Massive Attack as references. The result is a timbral and dramatic journey that transforms the live performance into a collective celebration, with space for intimate emotion and also for pogo.
For the residents of Sant Andreu and the rest of Barcelona, the performance offers an opportunity to engage with an unusual scenic format in local programming, at no cost and in the evening, making it easier for families to attend.
The organisation reminds that no prior reservation is needed and that access will close once the venue's capacity is reached. The show starts promptly at 5:00 PM and ends at 5:50 PM.






