Cuerpos que vibran: a concert of receptive music at the Homo Musicus exhibitionverified
“Cuerpos que vibran” closes the Homo Musicus activity programme at Casa Anchieta in La Laguna on Saturday 14 November at 20:00. It is a concert of receptive, introspective music that invites close listening to the sensations and responses that sound produces in the body, within the exhibition on the origins of music directed by musician and music therapist Francis Hernández.
The concert “Cuerpos que vibran” (vibrating bodies) takes place on Saturday 14 November 2026 at 20:00 at Casa Anchieta in San Cristóbal de La Laguna and closes the activity programme of Homo Musicus, an exhibition that traces the origins of music and the instruments that have accompanied humankind. It is a concert of receptive, introspective music.
It invites close listening to the sensations and responses that sound produces in the body. Homo Musicus is directed by musician and music therapist Francis Hernández, who wrote the thesis “Instrumentos Vibroacústicos: Una Experiencia Sono-Vibracional” in 2012 and founded the fusion group Ghandara in 1997. The exhibition can be visited free of charge until 15 November.
