Lola Eiffel's show combines dance, spoken word, and memory in a work that involves the artist's own family life.

Bernarda is the name of her great-grandmother, a woman who lived through the Civil War and the postwar period, marked by the execution of her husband, Froilán, in a small town in Zamora on the same day as the poet Federico García Lorca.

The show cannot be anything other than a tribute to freedom, memory, and peace, and a call to reflect on the past, which is always the present and also the future.