It is an impossible and fruitless task to try and summarise the life and work of Diamanda Galás in a short text without resorting to hyperbolic and powerful adjectives. Because her voice, which is greater than all others and has haunted us continuously for over forty years, is all that. Gifted with an inhuman timbre, and offering performances that straddle the line between ritual and politics, the Greek-American artist has been a symbol of unrest and non-conformity, blending the experimental with the classical, the scream with the silence, the sacred with the profane. An art of extremes that looks at reality in a true, raw and bloody way, confronting the themes of suffering, exclusion and resistance. On stage, Diamanda Galás is pure energy, uncompromising voice and music in an explosion of emotions dressed in protest, showing us that art can be both the wound and the bandage. After being absent from our stages for a long time, Diamanda Galás is back, with the thunder and urgency that we need. An absolutely unmissable concert for those who want to look head-on at the flickering light of our humanity.