"It is a show that is difficult to define," says countertenor Xavier Sabata. He is one of the protagonists of Genius Loci, the show co-produced with Rafael R. Villalobos, which will premiere on Saturday, July 5, at the Perelada Festival. The show combines poetry, music, dance, and sound spaces, taking the book as its reference. The Lost Garden by Jorn de Précy, a heteronym for the Italian writer and gardener Marco Martella. "They are the words of someone with whom I connected immediately," says Villalobos to explain that the protagonist is obsessed with tending a garden because he is very afraid of the outside world. The show is not linear, but is a dialogue between the protagonists who weave it: Xavier Sabata (countertenor and actor), Jonas Nordberg (archlute player and actor), Liam Byrne (viola da gamba and electronics) and Cachito Vallés (visual artist), all directed by Rafael R. Vilallobos , who also directed the lighting and scenography by Rafael R. Vilallobos .