More than forty years after his death, the artist José Pérez Ocaña, the great Ocaña, continues to be a libertarian reference. He shines in a performance recorded by the collective Vídeo-Nou/Servei de Vídeo Comunitari that can be seen at the Macba from this Thursday in the exhibition Contrainformació: Video-Nou / Servei de Vídeo Comunitari. In this video, Ocaña and another artist, Camilo, play all the roles of the 'auca': they perform a copla in playback, and also French songs and the mythical Lili Marlene in Marlene Dietrich's version. In the final section, the video takes a turn, the space where the artists are fills with people, and it all resembles what could be an orgy. Furthermore, this video has added value, as the performance was recorded on the same day that a demonstration of gays and lesbians against the law on social dangerousness was held in 1977.