Catalan Literature and the Debut of Regina Rodríguez Sirvent
Regina Rodríguez Sirvent has emerged as a leading figure on the Catalan literary scene with her first novel, Les calces al sol. From her residence in Puigcerdà, the writer is immersed in the creation of her next work, demonstrating undeniable enthusiasm and proactivity.
For those who admire her work, you will have the opportunity to meet her this Saturday from 12 noon, participating in a literary event with fellow writer Roser Cabre-Verdiell, organized by Casa Fahrenheit del Born.
Regina Rodríguez Sirvent’s Cultural Agenda for the Weekend
A Book: Praise of the Shadow – Junichiro Tanizaki (Angle Editorial)
Regina recommends reading this work, which explores Japanese aesthetics and culture with a subtlety that has captivated her. Junichiro Tanizaki’s narrative transports the reader to the beauty of light and immerses him in the enigma of shadows, offering a unique experience that he will surely appreciate in his creative process.
A Movie: Creature by Elena Martín
Highlighting the acting and plot of this film, Regina shares her impression of the subtlety and clarity with which it addresses a young girl’s sexual awakening. She believes that it is a work that everyone should experience, both from the perspective of a woman and from the memory of childhood.
A Concert: Electricgato + Edu Lázaro at Ribera Fest’24
Regina plans to attend this concert that promises a trip to the era of the late 80s and early 90s, fusing Indie influences, Funk rhythms and seventies psychedelia. The combination of unique musical styles appeals to her, and she hopes to enjoy both the music and the aesthetic of the event.
A Play: Malamort, in the Beckett room
Daniela Feixas’ dramaturgy comes to life in this play that transports the viewer to a high mountain town, exploring mysterious animal deaths and disappearances. Regina highlights the luxury cast and hopes to immerse herself in this intriguing plot over the weekend.
An Exhibition: Subúrbia, at the CCCB
This exhibition, which addresses the birth of the American dream through philosophy, photography, geography and history, has captured Regina’s interest. She anticipates an enriching experience as she explores the beauty, terror and evolution of society reflected in the transformation of urban spaces.
