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Born in 1958, Montevideo, Uruguay. Lives and works in Portugal. A formally trained musician (studied composition under Roque de Pedro, and violin under Sergio Prieto, Alberto Lysy and Norbert Brainin), musical theatre led him to theatre tout court, and then to other literary forms. He has written theatre plays ([http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Actueur Actueur], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Théâtre_Impossible Teatro Impossível], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Le_Théâtre_n'est_que_du_Cinéma O Teatro é Puro Cinema], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Lecture_d’un_texte_pour_le_théâtre Lecture d'un Texte pour le Théâtre], [[Manuel sur Scene|Manuel on Stage]], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Exercices_de_Frustration Exercices de Frustration], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=RadiOthello radiOthello]), screenplays for film and television ([http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Gambito Gambito], Deux histoires à des fins purement…, Voyage au but de la nach Pina Bausch), acoustic pieces ([[Logicus and Philosophicus]], Canções Bioil(l)ógicas sem Aditivos) and various prose and poetry works (História de Pájaros Matemáticos, Déchet, Peaux et Scies, [http://blablalab.net/pt/index.php?title=Erections_(excertos) Erections]). Writing eventually led him to stage direction ([[Conférence_de_Presse|Press Conference]]), cinema (Um Dia na Vida, Palais de Santos, [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Batailles Batalhas], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=K-Lear K-Lear]) and radio drama ([[Manuel]], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Pièce_à_Conviction_–_version_radiophonique Pièce à Conviction]). For Alvaro García de Zúñiga, languages are the raw materials of his work. A musical, visual language, a language that is invented, destroyed and reconstructed, generating multiple sounds/meanings. A language devoid of any specific nationality, which enjoys combining itself with other languages and reversing linguistic conventions. An elastic language in which norms are not mandatory and differences are welcome. A language that is foreign, logical and sonorous.  
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Born in 1958, Montevideo, Uruguay. Lives and works in Portugal. A formally trained musician (studied composition under Roque de Pedro, and violin under Sergio Prieto, Alberto Lysy and Norbert Brainin), musical theatre led him to theatre tout court, and then to other literary forms. He has written theatre plays ([http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Actueur Actueur], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Théâtre_Impossible Teatro Impossível], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Le_Théâtre_n'est_que_du_Cinéma O Teatro é Puro Cinema], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Lecture_d’un_texte_pour_le_théâtre Lecture d'un Texte pour le Théâtre], [[Manuel sur Scene|Manuel on Stage]], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Exercices_de_Frustration Exercices de Frustration], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=RadiOthello radiOthello]), screenplays for film and television ([http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Gambito Gambito], Deux histoires à des fins purement…, Voyage au but de la nach Pina Bausch), acoustic pieces ([[Logicus and Philosophicus]], Canções Bioil(l)ógicas sem Aditivos) and various prose and poetry works (História de Pájaros Matemáticos, Déchet, Peaux et Scies, [http://blablalab.net/pt/index.php?title=Erections_(excertos) Erections]). Writing eventually led him to stage direction ([[Conférence_de_Presse|Press Conference]]), cinema (Um Dia na Vida, Palais de Santos, [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=Batailles Batalhas], [http://blablalab.net/fr/index.php?title=K-Lear K-Lear]) and radio drama ([[Manuel]], ['''[[Pièce à Conviction|Corpus Delicti]]'''). For Alvaro García de Zúñiga, languages are the raw materials of his work. A musical, visual language, a language that is invented, destroyed and reconstructed, generating multiple sounds/meanings. A language devoid of any specific nationality, which enjoys combining itself with other languages and reversing linguistic conventions. An elastic language in which norms are not mandatory and differences are welcome. A language that is foreign, logical and sonorous.  
  
  

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Alvaro García de Zúñiga, writer, director


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Born in 1958, Montevideo, Uruguay. Lives and works in Portugal. A formally trained musician (studied composition under Roque de Pedro, and violin under Sergio Prieto, Alberto Lysy and Norbert Brainin), musical theatre led him to theatre tout court, and then to other literary forms. He has written theatre plays (Actueur, Teatro Impossível, O Teatro é Puro Cinema, Lecture d'un Texte pour le Théâtre, Manuel on Stage, Exercices de Frustration, radiOthello), screenplays for film and television (Gambito, Deux histoires à des fins purement…, Voyage au but de la nach Pina Bausch), acoustic pieces (Logicus and Philosophicus, Canções Bioil(l)ógicas sem Aditivos) and various prose and poetry works (História de Pájaros Matemáticos, Déchet, Peaux et Scies, Erections). Writing eventually led him to stage direction (Press Conference), cinema (Um Dia na Vida, Palais de Santos, Batalhas, K-Lear) and radio drama (Manuel, [Corpus Delicti). For Alvaro García de Zúñiga, languages are the raw materials of his work. A musical, visual language, a language that is invented, destroyed and reconstructed, generating multiple sounds/meanings. A language devoid of any specific nationality, which enjoys combining itself with other languages and reversing linguistic conventions. An elastic language in which norms are not mandatory and differences are welcome. A language that is foreign, logical and sonorous.



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