Azahara Ubera is an independent researcher, dancer and choreographer that inhabits in the liminal spaces of dance, contemporary art, pedagogy and activism, inside and outside of institutions: Museum Reina Sofia, Madrid, P.A.R.T.S, Brussels,and outside as part of different collectives: Somatecx and collective Les Bordes, a project on gender and identity through the mix of dance, video and experimental music. One of her ongoing research is called Manada. Manada is a tool-box of methodologies that is activated with different groups and situations, in exhibitions and in hybrid spaces to create and collaborate in the creation of collective knowledge through a technological, transfeminist and posthumanistic approach to the body, the use of gestures, voice and in conversations. Her last project was a 3 month exhibition on architecture and choreography in Madrid at "Centro Centro" with the architect Nerea Calvillo called “Las Respiradoras” (The Breathers) also part of Somatecx, the research group on feminist-queer practices initiated by Paul B. Preciado in 2013 in M.N.R.S.C, Madrid.