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From Raffaella Carrà to ABBA’s disco universe: Teatro del Mercado joins music’s “Time Machine”

Zaragoza’s Teatro del Mercado presents “The Time Machine” from this Friday, a musical journey through several generations starring singer Lola Moreno and the professional Revival Dancer's ballet. The show features some of the best-known songs from the 1950s to the present day.
From Raffaella Carrà to ABBA’s disco universe: Teatro del Mercado joins music’s “Time Machine”

The show opens with Los Brincos and Spanish pop from the 1960s, before moving on to ABBA and their distinctive sound, and then delving into Boney M.’s dance music. The Italian melodies of Ricchi e Poveri and the figure of Raffaella Carrà are also part of a journey that culminates in a segment devoted to Eurovision and some of the songs that have transcended generations.

"The Time Machine" combines live vocals, musical arrangements inspired by the artists’ original sound and choreography that recreates the character of each era. The costumes, visual elements and staging complete this musical journey.

The show is led by Lola Moreno, accompanied by the professional Revival Dancer's ballet, which provides the movement, rhythm and changes in style needed to transport audiences to each of the decades covered by the production. The artistic direction is handled by Luis Pardos and Lola Moreno, with choreography by Reinier Iglesias.

HOW TO BUY TICKETS

"The Time Machine" thus offers a musical journey designed to entertain audiences and bring back songs that have accompanied different generations. The show lasts approximately 75 minutes, and tickets can be purchased through the Teatro del Mercado website and the usual sales channels.

The show will be performed on Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31 at 8:00 p.m.; on Sunday, November 1 at 7:00 p.m.; and on Monday, November 2, also at 7:00 p.m. Tickets cost 20 euros, and the final performance is subsidized.

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