It's a street performance, a circular spectacle heavily influenced by physical mime and contemporary dance. It pays homage to the washerwomen of yesteryear through a complex and captivating set design. Through everyday movements and live music, it addresses themes of violence and gender discrimination. The dancers, wearing masks and changing costumes, portray diverse characters, connecting the dance with the community and highlighting forgotten stories.

She participated in the Teatro Container Selection at the Ex Cárcel Cultural Center in Valparaíso. The work explores the relationship between body, language, and urban space, combining words, songs, and everyday discourse. The shipping container becomes a stage that unites performance, dance, and the collective memory of Valparaíso's social environment.

This performance highlights the participation of women in Chile's community kitchens, where cooking symbolizes survival, solidarity, and collective memory. The work invites reflection on everyday life and dignity, solidifying Dama Brava's unique voice in public spaces. Through music and theater, it transforms the culinary experience into a poetic critique. With this performance, Dama Brava celebrated five years of community performances and workshops.

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It addresses gender violence through masks and contemporary dance. Set in sewers, the grandmothers wash and reveal hidden stories through movement. Mugre is an iconic work that fuses physicality, theatricality, and a profound social narrative.