Dance and voice close ‘Hereva’ at Club Diario

A ‘performance’ in which the voice of the soprano Irantzu Bartolomé and the Japanese Butoh dance interpreted by Aída Miró yesterday closed the exhibition ‘Hereva’ that this artist has presented over the last month at the Club Diario de Ibiza. An exhibition of paintings about Ibizan women that has attracted the interest of the public and many schools on Ibiza. In fact, in this time the exhibition has been visited by more than 500 schoolchildren and just as many adults. The final performance was dedicated to Catalina, grandmother of the artist, who died during the confinement and of whom Miró has exhibited a portrait.