For Mariela, SOBREVENTO's new show celebrates the collective's 38th anniversary with a reflection on the dreams of a simple life and the complexity of immigration. Based on stories of Bolivian immigrant children from the local community, the play uses simple language and everyday objects to create a poetic and engaging narrative. Free for all audiences.

Formed in November 1986, GRUPO Sobrevento is a professional theater group that maintains a repertoire of shows and is dedicated to theoretical and practical research into the animation of puppets, shapes and objects. Since its foundation, the Group has maintained a stable and uninterrupted work and has performed in more than a hundred cities in 23 Brazilian states. Sobrevento was also in Peru (1988), Chile (1996, 2002, 2009, 2010, 2017, 2020, 2022), France (2017), Spain (1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2014, 2018), Colombia (1998 and 2002), Scotland (2000), England (2013), France (2017), Slovakia (2018), Ireland (2000), Argentina (2001), Angola (2004) , Iran (2010), Mexico (2010), Sweden (2011), Estonia (2011), China (2017, 2019), India (2020) and Cuba (2023), representing Brazil in some of the most important International Theater Festivals and Puppet Theater.

Creation: Grupo Sobrevento

Direction: Luiz André Cherubini and Sandra Vargas

Dramaturgy: Sandra Vargas

Cast: Sandra Vargas, Luiz André Cherubini, Maurício Santana, Agnaldo Souza, Liana Yuri and Daniel Viana

Musicians: Goyo (charango) and Lolo (guitar and flutes)

Lighting: Renato Machado

Costume: João Pimenta

Costume Assistant: Jaqueline Lima and Sofia Duarte

Scenography, musical direction, lyrics and song adaptation: Luiz André Cherubini

Cenotechnics: Agnaldo Souza

Masks and props: Agnaldo Souza, Liana Yuri and Mandy

Dolls: Agnaldo Souza and Luiz André Cherubini

Assistance making dolls and masks: Mosaico Cultural and Giulliana Pellegrini

Bolivian Music Supervision: Juan Cusicanki

Lighting Technician: Marcelo Amaral

Visual programming: Graphic act

Photography: Lauro Medeiros

Audiovisual Record and Teaser: Icarus Filmes

Press Office: Canal Aberto - Márcia Marques, Daniele Valério and Carina Bordalo