Here are bodies, singular bodies, defined or not by their life trajectory, bodies of revolutionary women - just women - countless experiences tainted by hegemony.

Their beliefs, their age, their religion and their identities incubate freedom through dance like a spider's web, as a metaphor for female transgression. This time the bodies dance their voices, the voices which claim freedom through resilience, female figures who do not worry about fitting into aesthetics: they seek their expression far from rigidity, the expression of an entire life.

Janeth Mulapha: dancer, performer and choreographer based in Maputo, Mozambique.

She trained under the Danças Na Cidade program in Maputo, led by Gabriel Panaibra Canda. In 2014, she led the quintet Five Sense Organs. It is mainly through her solo work that she explores her position as an African woman artist. In 2014, she initiated her project O Meu genero mora aqui, a co-production with Kabako Studios. Since then, she has presented different versions in Maputo, Chad and Paris. His solo Let's talk, created with the Mozambican musician Ben Muthemba, was presented at the Theaterformen in Braunschweig, as well as at the Grand T in Nantes (France). In 2020, Janeth was invited as a guest choreographer to the Fari Foni Waati festival in Bamako. In addition, she also regularly works with dancers with disabilities.