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Caballo Negro is an invasion: a journey from the earth to the outer space or from the outer space to the earth. It is a pagan ritual of three telluric goddesses or the enchantment of the three weird witches. It is a homage to industrialization and to ballet. It is animal, human, alien and terrestrial. It is a soviet movie in green and white or a Catalan film in Ukrainian. Caballo Negro is a video based on the homonymous song by Spanish punk band Tu Madre. It was shot in Hostalric on July 2013 and it was directed by Tuixén Benet, photographed by Pau Castejón and produced by Oriol Caba. It is intended as a music video for a vanished band, but it is too pop to be a video dance. The video’s starting point is the ending of the director’s graduation choreography project: Projecte Final. Caballo Negro is a simple choreography of three girls pretending to be horses at a midsummer night in the middle of the woods.

Caballo Negro is a cover by Tu Madre of the original mambo song by cuban musician Dámaso Pérez Prado. The song was released in the album Valentina.

Director Tuixén Benet

Produced by Les Filles Föllen and El tigre de Cibèria

Producer Oriol Caba

Cinematographer Pau Castejón

Editor Ari Ribas

Color Correction Marc Morató at Metropolitana

1st AC Claudio Frola

2nd AC Manu Ruiz

Steadycam Pau Reig

Gaffer Arnau Mata

Spark Lluís Maymó, Tomás Muñoz

Stylist Isis V

Make up Susi Rodríguez a.k.a. perrukers

PA Laura Galofré, Marc Mitjà

Camera Servicevision

Shot on Alexa

Lens Zeiss HS T1.3, Angeniéux HR Zoom

Dancers Àngela Boix, Elena Martínez, Naya Monzón.

Thanks to Ramon Artemán, Ivan Caparrós, Remei González, Carles Mitjà, Montse Viader, Beatriz Macías, Andrea Just, Les Sueques, Lope Serrano, Margherita Bergamo, Inyaki Bosch, Tatxo Benet, Blanca Cosculluela, Txell Miras.

Awards

Festival Ull Nu 2015 Best Music Video

Press

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