Proyecto

Las máscaras tradicionales sirven de punto de partida para esta propuesta de proyecto.

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Nuestras máscaras

Incluye la producción de máscaras, trajes e instrumentos musicales.
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Formación

Proporcionar a los estudiantes conocimientos y habilidades para hacer de las máscaras un producto de vanguardia.
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El proyecto Masks

Doce socios europeos, de entidades públicas y privades, con el objetivo de crear una experiencia única de aprendizaje en torno a la máscara
Cuatro países europeos (España, Portugal, Italia y Rumanía) donde la tradición de las mascaradas sigue muy presente en las zonas rurales.
Un itinerario de formación y aprendizaje dirigido a estudiantes con la participación directa de artesanos locales, guardianes de la tradición.
21 julio 2026
The European project Unveiling the Arts and Works behind the MASKS participated in the summer course entitled Carnival: When Sexism Disguises Itself as Humour, held from 1 to 3 July 2026 at the University of Cádiz
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The course was organised and directed by Professor Alberto Ramos Santana, Emeritus Professor of Contemporary History and Director of the Chair of Carnival Studies at the University of Cádiz, whose […]

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21 julio 2026
The University of Valladolid and the Alas y Viento. Masks of the World collection once again invite audiences to discover the symbolic, artistic, and social value of masks in Ordino (Andorra)
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The exhibition Alas y Viento Collection. Nacho Rovira. Ordino (Andorra) brings together pieces from Romania, Portugal, Italy, and Spain, alongside local examples. The opening ceremony took place on 10 June at 7:00 […]

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21 julio 2026
Pilar Panero delivered a lecture on the Zangarrón of Montamarta as part of the series Hands. Masks. Makers – Encounters in the European MASKS Project, held at the Romanian Peasant Museum (The National Museum of the Romanian Peasant) on 5 June
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This prestigious anthropological museum invites both the Bucharest public and international audiences, in person and online, to explore Romanian and other European masks through the lenses of craftsmanship and rituality. […]

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MASKS European Project

🎭 🇪🇺 Unveiling the arts and works behind the mask 🇪🇺 🎭

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MASKS European Project
📍 Museo do Pobo Galego (Santiago de Compostela) 📅 29 January – 26 April 2026 🗓️​ From Thursday, 29 January 2026, the exhibition will finally be open to visitors at the Museo do Pobo Galego. 🎭 An exhibition that brings masks from the territories involved in the MASKS project into dialogue with traditions from other parts of the world—reminding us that the mask is a universal language. ➡️ We look forward to welcoming you to the exhibition!
The Alas y Viento Collection - Nacho Rovira II
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A native of Velilla de la Reina, she is the daughter of a carpenter and a dressmaker, from whom she learned skills that have enabled her to carry out significant work in the field of traditional culture. She has been a member of the Cultural Association Toros y Guirrios of Velilla de la Reina since its beginnings in 1979, and is one of its most active collaborators and a steadfast guardian of the community’s ancestral traditions and knowledge. She has always been committed to preserving and passing on her knowledge, especially to young people, teaching sewing workshops through the Association for the making of traditional costumes and masks for Antruejo. She also organizes workshops to produce scapulars, banners, wall hangings, and other items. She has likewise collaborated in setting up the ethnographic exhibitions promoted by the Association, which are held throughout the year during Cultural Week, Antruejo, and Christmas. Finally, her contribution to the preservation of folklore and traditional music should also be highlighted, as she plays the rabel, an archaic musical instrument widely used in the old pastoral world.
Artisans - Ana María Fernández López
Esmeralda Folgado Casado (1983). She is from Abejera, a village known for the masquerade “Los Cencerrones”, and currently resides in San Vitero. She works as a manager at the Mycological Museum of Rabanales and as a guide at the House of the Carochos in Riofrío de Aliste. With a background in teaching, specialized in music education (2004) and special education (2010) from the University of Oviedo, she has developed professionally as a wool artisan and storyteller. She is passionate about learning and teaching others in a creative and proactive way. Her adaptability allows her to manage various projects and performances, in which she combines original storytelling with the structure of traditional tales and craftsmanship: Cuentos de la lana (Wool Tales) and Mascarada (Masquerade).
Artisans - Esmeralda Folgado Casado (LA DIOSA)
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