1 minute avec avec la Compagnie Malka

Barulhos means Noises in Portuguese (Brazilian). It should be understood  here as an expression from disadvantaged neighborhoods. So, when someone  gives you the spiel, lies, or speak to say nothing, we say in Africa  that he is making noise …

In Brazil, this word is used to refer to the din, sounds and noises of the city.

Usually,  the noise is defined by the annoyance it produces, like what must be  excluded from space or from everyday life. It is what must stop when the  lights are turning off over the city and the silence must start  reigning. It is what we refuse to listen at, like his neighbor noise,  the underground subway, the people dancing… Noises of others!

But  these noises, which draw a sound background and indicate the  persistence of the world and the time passing, are for me vibrations and  rumors of the world. They also express our society.

With Barulhos, I try to capture with the body, these fragments energy, these world cracks.