PERDÓN vibrates somewhere between a party, a rehearsal and a competition of bad ideas. This techno-fuelled free fall takes all conventions and shoots them back in your face. No, really. And they’re (not) sorry.  

These boys don’t really want to make a show. They just want to dance, let loose, and see what happens. 

PERDÓN (SORRY) is a declaration of love and frustration about trying to make a show - filled with rubber bands, techno, smoke, hearts and heartbreak. It’s both a confession and a dance piece, making a beautiful mess as it rages on. Chaotic and confident, Pere and Fruta question everything: the artist, the audience, the rules of the room. What is serious becomes funny. What is funny hurts a little. These not-so-naive guys make questionable ideas look like a work of art. What could possibly go wrong? 

Without victimhood or moralism, without opinions on what is good, bad, beautiful, or boring, Losinformalls lay their hearts bare for anyone to play with.  

And if that makes no sense, they’re sorry. Kind of.