Pianist Daniel Ligorio and actress Mònica Glaenzel unite music and spoken word in Granada 1920, a performance that explores the soundscape and literary world of Manuel de Falla. The program includes the Cuatro piezas españolas, the suite from El sombrero de tres picos, Fantasía bética, and the suite from El amor brujo in piano version, all accompanied by readings from the correspondence between Manuel de Falla and Federico García Lorca, in a dramaturgy that provides historical and artistic context. A production within the Tardes al Palau cycle that blends pianistic virtuosity with evocative dramaturgy.