A 30-minute comedy set on identity, migration, cultural adaptation and politics.
El Perata del Estrecho presents a 30-minute comedy monologue drawing on personal experience and social themes. It follows the life of a Moroccan man in Bilbao and the events that have shaped him.
The set connects personal stories with reflections on identity and community. It recounts a crossing of the Strait in a small boat and an encounter with a white-tip shark, alongside relationships and Arab-African culture. Other subjects include adapting to Basque culture, racism and Spanish politics.
Comedy meets biographical anecdotes and social commentary. Migration, personal relationships and cultural contrasts run through the show. It also features a dream of an independent Afro-Basque Republic in San Francisco.
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The comedy monologue lasts 30 minutes.
It explores life as a Moroccan man in Bilbao, migration, Arab-African culture, adapting to Basque culture, racism and Spanish politics.
It is a comedy monologue built around personal stories and observations on identity and community.
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