It is an interpretation of the Chacarera del Triste, danced and tapped, leaving behind the archaic mandates of "you can't," paving the way for the passion for tapping and creating a language of joy in dancing and tapping.

Occupying this historic block of Plaza España in Córdoba, created in 1889 and currently home to the Metropolitan Museum, is the perfect setting for this coexistence of the old and the contemporary.

It's an interpretation of the Chacarera del Triste, danced and stomped, leaving behind the outdated 'you can't' and paving the way for a passion for stomping, creating a joyful language through dance and rhythm.

Living in this historic block of Córdoba, the Plaza España, created in 1889, where the Metropolitan Museum now stands, providing the perfect backdrop for this union of the old and the contemporary.