Por Vos Muero, by Nacho Duato, is a choreography that uses the classical and contemporary dance to suggest timelessness in human relations. Duato uses ghostly poetry by Garcilaso de la Vega and the Spanish guitar to capture the essence of the artistic spirit of Spain at that time, by translating the choreography as an expression of the people and a tribute to the essential role performed by the dance in that country. The merge of old Spanish music, from the 15th and 16th centuries, promotes diversity of dynamics explored by the choreographer and reveals a fluid and rhythmic dance that leads to other times, however, it is timeless.

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