Team

Elías Aguirre is a multidisciplinary artist with an outstanding career in diverse creative fields, standing out as a choreographer, dancer, photographer, and visual and plastic artist.

She trained in dance at the Professional Dance Conservatory of Madrid and holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid. She also has a Master’s Degree in Performing Arts from the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. Her preparation also includes studies in Graphic Design (TAI), Scenic Photography (with Fernando Marcos), and Nature Documentaries (with Luis Miguel Domínguez), complemented with apprenticeships in urban dance, butoh and clown.

Currently, he combines the creation and presentation of his choreographic works with the teaching of dance workshops, the organization of exhibitions and the organization of conferences on photography and video creation, such as “Imbermoves” and “Fotodanzacalles.” He also directs the dance festival “Cuerpo Romo,” which has already celebrated nine editions.

Ruth Muelas has a degree in Choreography and Performance from the CSD María de Ávila and has been awarded in contemporary dance by the RCPD Mariemma. In addition, he has a Bachelor’s degree and postgraduate studies in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences, and a Master’s degree in Performing Arts.

She began her career in classical dance and specialized in contemporary dance, studying with distinguished teachers and furthering her training at “The London Contemporary Dance School”. She has worked with prestigious companies and choreographers such as Pedro Berdäyes and Teresa Nieto, and since 2011 she has been collaborating with Elías Aguirre as choreographic assistant.

Ruth is also a distinguished lecturer and speaker at various universities and training centers. She has taught in several dance conservatories in Spain and is currently part of the Contemporary Dance Department of the “RCPD Mariemma” in Madrid, as well as working in the Cía. Elías Aguirre and the “Cuerpo Romo” Contemporary Dance Festival.

Mayda Álvarez is dedicated to the communication and integral management of projects related to the living arts and border territories. Since 2004, he has directed SNEO Mestizaje Projects, a collective that combines the scenic and the performative with technological environments to position projects on the international map of cultural industries.

He has devised and managed several innovative projects such as Integral App Museum, Appego, SNEOdanza tv 3D, Robin: the videogame, and PiP/Performance in Pixels. These projects stand out for their focus on the convergence of the scenic and the technological.

Mayda is currently preparing a European project to support Ukrainian stage creators. His experience focuses on communication, project management, and the development of technological environments applied to the living arts.

Lighting technician since 2006. After graduating in Fine Arts in the Autonomous Community of Madrid, he attended specific workshops on lighting, with La Cónica Lacónica, Jaume Aiza of CTE, Pedro Fresneda and regiduría in the Inaem of Comunidad Madrid.

He joined the team of Teatro Pradillo between 2006 and 2008 and the technical coordination of the festival Gracias por favor in 2009. Between 2017-18 he is Co-Technical Director of the Pavón Kamikaze Theater and is currently Technical Coordinator of the CC Paco Rabal and Technical Director of the Cuerpo Romo and Vallecas Danza Festival.

He combines his activity with the technical direction of dance companies such as Cía de Elías Aguirre, Cía Cielo Raso. He has made lighting designs and technical assistance for companies such as Daniel Abreu, Chevy Muraday, Sharon Fridman, Antonio Ruz, Lucia Marote, Jesús Rubio, Amaia Elizarán, Dimo Kirilov and Tamako Akiyama, Cía Stocos, Pablo Mesiez, Provisional danza, Sergio Blardony, Onírica Mecánica, Ángel Corella.

Estela Pato, a communications professional, studied journalism at the Complutense University of Madrid and complemented her education with specializations in Marketing and Digital Communication. She has been involved in educational, technological, cultural and social projects and plays management and coordination roles.

In 2014, she founded Qua!, a communication and online marketing project for small businesses and individuals, focused on content and social media strategies. With skills in digital marketing, she specializes in SEO and email marketing to meet the needs of her clients.

Currently, as Communications Director, Estela leads strategic projects, demonstrating an innovative and adaptive approach in an ever-changing market.

Rober Gimbel is a specialist in video recording and editing, with an extensive professional career since 20XX. His experience includes the creation of videos for various brands, musical groups and festivals, demonstrating an exceptional ability to capture moving images with sensitivity and creativity.

He stands out for his ability to create attractive and effective videos that convey the desired message, using a complete mastery of video editing techniques and tools. From pre-production to post-production, Rober manages video projects with professionalism and excellence.

His technical skills include video editing, video recording, post-production, motion graphics, special effects and video editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro, among others. His work is characterized by his dedication and commitment to quality in every project he undertakes.

Ramseh Beogram is a talented visual artist, illustrator and graphic designer with extensive experience in the field of design and visual communication. His unique style combines the artistic with the commercial, offering creative and effective solutions for a variety of projects, from advertising campaigns to urban murals.

As an art and creative director, Ramseh has led the development of campaigns for renowned clients such as Mercedes-Benz, Google and Netflix. His ability to create original concepts and effective visual communication strategies has been instrumental to the success of numerous projects, while leading creative teams and managing projects from conception to execution.

In addition to his work in graphic design, Ramseh has been a muralist since 1998, participating in numerous urban art competitions and exhibitions nationwide. His talent is reflected in the realization of large-scale murals in public and private spaces, where he collaborates with other artists and urban collectives in artistic intervention projects.

Jorge, after dabbling briefly in the visual arts, heads to Barcelona to immerse himself completely in the world of music. At the Taller de Músics, he studied guitar and double bass, and completed the Advanced Course in Jazz and Modern Music at the Conservatori Superior del Liceu between 2008 and 2012.

After participating in musical projects in Barcelona and Berlin, Jorge started his solo career as a composer and singer. His first albums, “These are a few of my favorite songs” (2016) and “To drop and let go” (2017), are presented at the Mercat de Música Viva de Vic and on various European stages.

In 2019, he expands his reach outside of Europe, performing at the Llajta Jazz Festival in Bolivia, the Hong Kong Arts Festival and several clubs in Tokyo, Japan. He also presents his work in Portugal, standing out in the Spring On festival at Casa da Música (Oporto) and in the Bons Sons festival.

Ed is Dead, known as Eduardo Ostos, is a prominent DJ and Producer with his own sound studio, Fashion Beat Team, in Madrid. In 2015, he released his debut album “CHANGE”, winning the VMA award for best electronic music producer. He surprised in 2016 with the video single “And I”, shot in Thailand and directed by Mauri D. Galiano, which surpassed 50k plays in less than 48 hours.

In his DJ sets, Ed is Dead fuses live elements, such as electronic drums and keyboards, keeping himself in constant evolution. He has performed on renowned stages such as Sónar, SOS, Sonorama and Arenal Sound, both as a DJ and with his more personal project, ED IS DEAD BAND. This project features an impressive technological deployment and the participation of singers and outstanding musicians such as Odille Lima and Niccó, and drummer Echedey Molina.

Pako Merino, known for his versatility in the theatrical field, began his path combining his studies in nursing with his passion for theater at the School of the Palacio de Festivales de Santander. Subsequently, he furthered his training at the Ecole Internationale de Theatre Jacques Lecoq in Paris.

As founder and artistic director of TITZINA Teatro, Pako has left a significant mark on the theater scene. He has created and directed a series of acclaimed works such as “Folie a Deux”, “Entrañas”, “Exitus” and “Búho”, exploring diverse themes with a personal and rigorous artistic vision.

In addition to his work as a playwright and director, Pako also works as an actor, producer and trainer. He has participated in audiovisual projects, taught theater creation workshops and collaborated in the production of theater shows, showing his dedication and commitment to the performing arts.