The Mexican rock band Las Fokin Beaches will present a musical, performative and visual chronicle show called Silenced Faces: Concert-ritual of resistance against violence defined by themselves as “a unique scenic experience in which art becomes an act of memory, denunciation and hope.”
At a press conference held at the Esperanza Iris City Theater, the group made up of Luisa Fernanda Román Martínez, Josie Denisse Bouchan Jurado and Ingrid Geanvieve Domínguez Ordoz shared that “this concert is a ritual to summon our ancestors and transform pain into creative energy.”
“Normally we play in alternative spaces, bars or festivals, but the Benito Juárez Theater opens up the possibility of creating a more visual and symbolic concert,” added vocalist and guitarist Luisa Román.
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They explained that this show is made up of four moments: The Threshold of Feardark atmosphere that symbolizes anguish; Corrupt Labyrinthwhich represents the broken system; tearingvisceral climax of the montage; and Renaissance in the Fighta closing that celebrates resilience and togetherness.
“With this, Las Fokin Biches build a radical language where the visible and the hidden dialogue to turn music into an act of resistance,” stated the Secretary of Culture of Mexico City.
The concert Silenced Faces: Concert-ritual of resistance against violence of The Fucking Bitches It will take place on Thursday, November 27 at exactly 6:30 p.m. at the Benito Juárez Theater. Tickets are now on sale at the box offices of the corresponding venues and on the Ticketmaster platform.