The cycle Mondays to Círculo It offers a space for joint and regular debate, based on the CBA's programming. This initiative has involved, among others, Slavoj Žižek, Georges Didi-Huberman, Vandana Shiva, Juan Manuel Bonet, Joan Fontcuberta y Fernando Castro.

On March 8th, there will be a meeting with a strong musical and cinematic character in which Goya Award winners Fernando Velázquez and Olivier Arson will participate:

The incredible music and textures of our cinema. A meeting with Goya Award winners Fernando Velázquez and Olivier Arson

March 8 · 19:30 p.m. · Ramón Gómez de la Serna Hall, free admission and streaming

To mark the 35th Goya Awards in 2021, this event will take place, featuring Goya Award winners Fernando Velázquez and Olivier Arson. Both laureates represent the current landscape of film and television composition in Spain, each contributing their own distinct musical styles and aesthetic perspectives.

Multi-award-winning and renowned composer and orchestra conductor. Fernando VelázquezBorn in Getxo (1976), he is the leading figure of a new generation of film and television composers in Spain and the US. His prolific career, which began in 1999, includes more than 50 national and international feature films and series, in addition to a significant catalog of concert works, incidental music for theater, and commissions from all kinds of artists. His collaboration with J.A. Bayona has been particularly significant, resulting in scores for The Orphanage (2007) and The Impossible (2012), both nominated for the Goya Award for Best Original Score, which he finally won in 2017. A monster comes to see me.

Olivier Arson He is an award-winning French composer and producer who is also a member of the band TERRITOIRE. An admirer of the pioneers of musique concrète, he works with experimental instrumentation, electronics, and sound manipulation, and is regularly inspired by narrative structures. His immersive style conveys a unique sense of catharsis. He has performed at festivals such as Sónar, Roadburn, and Primavera Sound, and in 2019 he composed the soundtrack for Rodrigo Sorogoyen's film. The kingdom It wins the Goya Award for Best Original Music.