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Eva Guillamón’s work has the word as its center. By itself, as in her writings, or in relation to other disciplines, mainly music or photography. She is one of the two creators of Dúa de Pel, a musical ensemble that immerses itself in tradition to reinvent it, with the polyphony of the voice, percussion and poetry as its main instruments. We have seen them in auditoriums such as the Teatro Real in Madrid, The Juilliard School in New York, the British Museum in London or the Culture Square Theater in Shanghai. She has published the collections of poems I Want To Hear You Say My Name (La Lucerna. Palma de Mallorca, 2019) and You Still Have Night Left In Your Mouth (AECID and Arandurá Editorial. Asunción del Paraguay, 2022). She is one of the playwrights included in the anthology Crisis Scenarios. Spanish Female Playwrights in the New Millennium (University of Connecticut and Benilde Editorial, Connecticut, Seville, 2018). Among her latest stage works are Perpetuum mobile, a trilogy of musical tours through the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid, where Eva was the playwright, stage director and one of the performers; or Le mot habité, a poetic intervention also written, directed and performed by Eva for the Center Pompidou in Paris. She is the coordinator of the Dramatic Art module in the Solo Instrument Master’s Degree at the Katarina Gurska Conservatory of Music (Madrid). In her role as a journalist, she has been director of photography for several international newspapers; or deputy director and host of the radio broadcasts Es Sexo, A media luz or Es Amor (Best Early Morning Program at the 2011 National Radio Awards), all on esRadio (Spain). She has studied the sacred language of the Tarot for years.