‘You don't have to go underground to experience hell.’

Mario Bermúdez, immersed in a splendid moment of choreographic maturity, continues to explore human emotions and contradictions. On this occasion, taking Dante's Inferno as his starting point and reference, he embarks on a transformative journey into his own inner self. The creator's journey ‘to hell’, the artist in his creative process. Not necessarily as a negative experience, but rather as a revealing and transmuting one. The artist embarks on this journey to find his true essence, his most intuitive, untamed and primitive self. In the process, he will face his fears, his daring, his fragility and his strength. Averno is about passion and renunciation, the thirst for knowledge and its limits, consciousness and intuition, and finally, the need to transcend.