What’s being presented
«La estrella cae. La tierra llora» is a reading session featuring ten short stories by Alfredo Álamo, blending fantasy and horror to explore gentrification, touristification, and the cultural resistance of El Cabanyal. A follow-up to La Vieja Sangre, the work revives the neighbourhood’s memory through supernatural tales with a social critique. According to the centre’s schedule, it’s aimed at all audiences and is part of the community programming at Centre Cultural La Reina 121, a municipal space managed by Pro21cultural with a focus on local engagement.
Who’s involved
Alfredo Álamo, writer and cultural manager, is the author and reader. Known for his work in reclaiming historical and urban memory through fiction, Álamo previously presented La Vieja Sangre in El Cabanyal. The event is part of the centre’s cultural offerings, which include workshops, concerts, and exhibitions, all with citizen participation.
Access and requirements
Entry is free and no prior booking is required. The centre, inaugurated in May 2024 after a renovation by Arkítera studio, is designed to promote accessibility and community involvement. No minimum age or additional requirements are specified for attendance.
