La construcción de los personajes Ana Cecilia y Violeta Parra en el montaje “Mujeres que riman con la vida”

Abstract

The thesis, The Construction of the Characters of Ana Cecilia and Violeta Parra in the production "Women Who Rhyme with Life," develops a research-creation process that unites memory, the body, and words in the stage construction of the characters Violeta Parra and Ana Cecilia Muñoz, played by Ana María Marín Daza and Xilena Martínez Porras. Through a theatrical laboratory, the boundaries between biography and fiction, the personal and the collective, are explored, revealing how female experiences are transformed into poetic material. Violeta Parra represents the creative force and social struggle of art, while Ana Cecilia, inspired by the actress's grandmother (Xilena), embodies the resilience and spirituality of anonymous women. The final production, conceived as an encounter between life and death, reclaims theater as an act of memory, healing, and resistance, where women, from different places, continue to rhyme with life.