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Neil Sabatés and Paula S. Piedad take the word to the limit
Activity open to all and free of charge, limited to 55 people
Language: Catalan
Neil Sabatés: Fundació Verdaguer / Paula S. Piedad: Ismael Marín
Neil Sabatés and Paula S. Piedad join voices in a poetry recital that is both an invocation and a journey. Two poets with a great rhapsodic capacity who make the spoken word a living, vibrant body, capable of sustaining silence and tearing it apart. Their poetry is not just to be listened to: it takes form, resonates and shakes.
The recital will cover diverse and profound territories: the mourning that weighs and transforms, the love that illuminates and wounds, the desire that burns under the skin, and the distance that separates bodies, time and memories. With rhythm, intensity and a powerful stage presence, Sabatés and Piedad invite the audience to enter into a poetic experience in which emotion and words walk together, without a net, to the limit.
Activity curated by Sònia Moya
With the participation of Neil Sabatés and Paula S. Piedad
Neil Sabatés (2002), poet and literary translator, lives between Lluçanès, Barcelona and Ireland. Interested in orality, place and cracks, he self-published his first book in 2021, A voltes esgarrapo trossets de vida, and has participated in recitals in various venues in Catalonia, such as Jazz Cava de Vic, the Naturalment Poesia festival, the MEV, the Festa Verdaguer and Tocats de Lletra.
Paula S. Piedad (Cornellà de Llobregat, 1997) is a poet and cultural manager with a degree in Literary Theory and Comparative Literature and a master's degree in Cultural Management. She has be published in several anthologies such as Poesia Bloom, Las voces de Ariadna and Liberoamericanas: 140 poetas contemporáneas. She was a finalist in the Salvador Iborra Prize 2019 with Afàsia and winner of the 5th Miquel Bauçà Poetry Prize that same year. She has experimented with the fusion of poetry and music with projects such as Culte al Cony and the EP Afàsia, as well as with video art (Ciutat caníbal). In 2024, she won the 49th Martí Dot Poetry Prize with La represa del plaer. She has participated in festivals such as Barcelona Poesia, the 18th Encontre de Joves Poetes dels Països Catalans and Vociferio - Festival de Poesia de València. She has also carried out artistic residencies at Konvent (2019 and 2020) and collaborates as a volunteer in its management.