“Salt” is the second part of the trilogy “SAL”, a piece set about migration seen from different angles. Whereas the first one “La Sal que ens ha Partit” alludes to the migration crisis, globally and timeless; “Salt” tunes the sight up directly at the European refugee crisis and the role of the woman in this process.

Fil d’Arena dance-theatre backs into shaking our western society’s passivity off and exposes a context determined by the harsh conditions in which the emigrants live when they decide to leave their homes seeking for a better future: labour and sexual exploitation, the loss of their loved-ones effect on them, the loss of their own identity and the media’s frivolity in this aspect.