Berta lives in a city full of cars and smog, where they're going to cut down the only park in the neighborhood to build a road. But one day, while playing at her grandmother's house, Berta invents a potion that seems to make plants grow overnight. Will she be able to stop them from cutting down the park?  

This storytelling session combines words, music, and fun, led by the actress Vanesa Camarda and the music of Camila Monasterio, who bring to life this ecological adventure aimed at children and their families. 

Vanesa Camarda She is an actress trained at the CEIT in Mar del Plata and in the Master's Program in Acting for Film and Television. A specialist in Theatre of the Oppressed since 2006, she has participated in international workshops and is a co-founder of several cultural spaces such as El Grito and La Tortuga. She is currently performing in a solo show. Traces and collaborates with Pandora Mirabilia on projects such as A story of my own y Heroes in Sneakers. 

Camila MonasterioA scientist by training, she dedicates herself to teaching and creating children's culture that combines literature and music. She is the co-author of the album A story of my own (Takatuka, 2018), Heroes in Sneakers and author of The story of AwaIt is also part of the science outreach project Tell me how to dedicate myself to science. 

This storytelling is an adaptation of audio story Berta's Magic Potion, created by Pandora Mirabilia in collaboration withel Círculo de Bellas Artes and the Biodiversity Foundation.