The Revolution Dancing

'La revolución bailando' is a documentary about the history of Las Chillers, a Madrid underground band known for defending the rights of both women and the LGTBIQ+ collective. It is a band, composed of six great women (Rocío, Adela, Ana, Espe, Laura and Belén), who decided to unite in order to have fun. What these new artists did not expect is the revolution of music, free love and good vibes that they ended up leading. Julia Rebato and Eli Martín, who have been researching Las Chillers for 10 years, are in charge of directing this feature film in which it shows how this group, while releasing a message of rights, enjoyed and versed songs of all kinds, from Mecano to Camela, passing by La Casa Azul... 'Siempre Juntas' was his first song of his own, composed, arranged and produced with the help of musician Luis Miguélez. In this single we can see reflected much of his philosophy, evoking the year 82, a time in which his theme would undoubtedly be a complete success. Among his admirers are stars such as Mario Vaquerizo, Soy Una Pringada, Cristina Rosenvinge, Ariadna de Los Punsetes and Alaska. In the live shows of the band are performed all kinds of songs: "What sets us apart from the orchestras of the towns is that we make the versions in our own way", the artists said.