Faena Journal - November 2016

FAENA JOURNAL NOVEMBER 2016

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RESORT Family Holidays at Faena EPICUREAN Thanksgiving / Sunday Asado / Chef Collective / Christmas & New Year’s Eve ENTERTAINMENT Django Festival All-Stars / Meet the Mixologist / Live Entertainment at The Living Room / Seu Jorge FAENA ART Faena Forum Opening / Faena Art Opening Program ALEPH On the Importance of Being Thankful WELLNESS Speaker Series RESIDENCES / FAENA ROSE / CALENDAR

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Family Holidays at Faena Celebrate the holidays as a family at Faena Hotel Miami Beach.

NEW YEAR’S EVE: FAENA’S HAVANA NIGHTS To bid 2016 farewell and welcome 2017 in full swing, Faena Hotel will pay homage to the City of Columns with a trip to the past, reviving the glamorous parties and elegant rendezvous that gave the Cuban capital its claim to fame. Enjoy exceptional menus at Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann and Pao by Paul Qui while a live band plays tropical tunes leading guests out onto the dance floor until the clock strikes twelve - and beyond.

For reservations and more information please dial 4085.

SUNDAY ASADO Every Sunday, Los Fuegos turns up the flames filling the air with the familiar aromas of hickory wood, roasting vegetables and meats. Applying century-old techniques to modern-day cuisine, our Ambassador of Fire welcomes you to our weekly asado, a South American-style barbecue. The menus are prepared in the most organic way possible to accentuate the flavors of meat, fish, poultry and vegetables through the combination of 7 different ways of cooking with fire.

For reservations or more information dial the concierge at 4037.

Reservations can also be made at www.opentable.com.

CHEF COLLECTIVE

With the Family Holiday Package, enjoy 50% off the nightly rate on your second room of equal or lower category and daily American Breakfast for up to six guests.

Just for the holidays we’ll make your stay festive with seasonal décor in one room and nightly milk and cookies at turndown.

Spend quality time together with a choice of one Faena Play family activity for up to six including: Painting with a Twist.

Capture the holiday spirit on canvas as your family spends time together painting unique mini masterpieces.

Soccer Game.

Why not enjoy your family and friends’ company while playing a fun-filled match of soccer?

Gingerbread House.

Make some holiday memories and enjoy a tradition that gives everyone a chance to channel their designing skills.

Package available for stays between November 21st and January 7th, 2017.

Terms and conditions apply.

Please dial reservations at 4085 for more information and bookings.

Chefs from around the country are lining up for a chance to be part of Faena Hotel Miami Beach’s Chef Collective.

This time it’s Michael Beltran’s turn— the culinary brains behind Miami’s cult restaurants Ariete and Baby Jane.

On December 14th, he will team up with Paul Qui for a Cuba-meetsPhillipines Lechón Feast inspired by the cooking styles of the chefs’ native homelands.

For further information or reservations dial the concierge at 4037.

Reservations can also be made at www.paofaenamiami.tocktix.com.

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Chef Collective with Michael Beltran at Pao 7:00pm

A time to be grateful There are many ways to be appreciative of the good things in life, but it’s not a coincidence that people around the world decide to celebrate their blessings with a feast surrounded by their loved ones.

Whether you’re visiting Miami and want to experience some of the best food in town, or you’re a local that would prefer to skip the hectic Thanksgiving preparations and hours of cooking, Faena Hotel has the perfect solution.

At Pao, the family feast has a modern Asian twist with a prix fixe four-course menu, including Sunomono Salad with roasted sesame and crispy buckwheat, as well as Smoked Pennsylvania Duck Breast with five spice ragout and trumpet mushrooms.

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Thanksgiving Los Fuegos from 12:00pm Pao from 6:00pm

For those looking for a Thanksgiving dinner with an Argentine flair, Los Fuegos invites you for a four-course menu including a Roasted Pumpkin Salad with goat cheese and garlic chips appetizer followed by a Hanging Turkey with sweet potato al rescoldo and herb butter. To accompany the feast, our expert sommeliers and in-house mixologists have devised a series of wines and cocktails to highlight the earthy fall savors.

For further information dial the concierge at 4037. Reservations can also be made at www.opentable.com

December Delights NOCHEBUENA AT PAO BY PAUL QUI

CHRISTMAS ASADO AT LOS FUEGOS

The chefs at Pao kick-off the holiday with a Filipino-inspired Nochebuena. The fourcourse, family-style menu evokes Chef Qui’s family recipes, with plates such as Potato Gnocchi with blood sausage and crispy pig ears, or Wild Mushroom Rice served with a choice of duck breast, short rib asado or the daily catch.

Francis Mallmann rolled up his sleeves and set the table for a taste of South American flavors. The menu offers dishes such as Lamb a la cruz (a traditional Argentinean preparation in which the meat is slowly braised over wood) served with a pomegranate gremolata sauce, and SaltCrusted Salmon with basil and caper aioli.

For further information dial the concierge at 4037.

Reservations can be made at www.opentable.com

For further information dial the concierge at 4037.

Reservations can be made at www.opentable.com

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Nochebuena Dinner Pao by Paul Qui From 6:00pm

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Christmas Asado Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann From 12:00pm

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LIVE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE LIVING ROOM AND THE SA XONY BAR The Living Room transforms nightly into a spirited lounge with live music, hand-crafted cocktails and an extensive menu of wines by the glass.

THE LIVING ROOM Mi Dulce Son, Yoli Mayor & The Blenders, Keba, Javier Garcia, Coco Simone Trio, Vinyl Blvd, Richie Hell, Diego Harispe, Jesse Deville, Diego Ciaramella, DiscoRocks, Funky Therapy, Nektar de Stagni and Jody McDonald.

THE SAXONY BAR Diego Ciaramella, Richie Hell, Diego Harispe, Top Cat and Jesse Deville.

Django Festival All-Stars Energetic guitar strokes, rhytmic drum-tapping and swinging flute notes will fill Faena Theater on December 11th as we welcome Django Festival All-Stars in partnership with Rhythm Foundation.

The world-renowned Django Festival All-Stars honor jazz manouche, a style of music also known as ‘gypsy swing’ invented by Jean Django Reinhardt in the 1930s.

Under the direction of lead guitarist Dorado Schmitt, the band plays infectious global rhythms that promise to have the guests dancing as soon as the curtains rise.

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Django Festival All-Stars Faena Theater

Seu Jorge Presents The Life Aquatic The Brazilian singer presents The Life Aquatic: A Tribute to David Bowie at Faena Theater.

IN THE KNOW: JEAN DJANGO REINHARDT • He was born in Belgium, of Romani ethnicity—a culture that highly influenced his guitar playing.

• His debut in the United States was in 1946, when he played at the Cleveland Music Hall as special guest of Duke Ellington.

• His third and fourth fingers were paralyzed after suffering severe burns but that didn’t stop him from playing; since then, he used only his middle and index fingers for his solos.

• Reinhardt and his music have appeared in several movies, including Les Triplettes de Belleville, Woody Allen’s Sweet and Lowdown, Head in the Clouds, and Swing Kids.

For tickets please contact the concierge at 4037 or visit www.ticketmaster.com

Meet the Mixologist Marko Tomovic, Head Mixologist at Faena Hotel Miami Beach, gives some clues on what’s behind Faena’s cocktail menus.

What’s the most exceptional wine/spirit you have ever tasted?

It has to be the incredible 50-year-old Single Malt from Yamazaki. They only release 150 bottles at the time, so it was an honor to be invited to the tasting.

The overripe fruits and woody aromas were so sharp it gave me chills.

How would you describe your style of mixing?

My style is customized to my guest and their level of interest in a cocktail’s flavors and notes. I can easily do the classics, but by putting a personal spin on them, I want my guests to walk away with an understanding and appreciation for the love of our craft.

What influences your cocktails of the month?

Much like chefs who cook based on what is in season, my cocktail menu is usually dictated by what is locally obtainable. And then there are times when I just want to think outside the box and experiment.

This can produce some fine moments.

In commemoration of David Bowie’s passing in January, Seu Jorge—one of Brazil’s most popular singers—has created a special tribute to David Bowie based on his performance in The Life Aquatic, a 2004 film by Wes Anderson.

Seu Jorge rose to international fame as sailor Pelé dos Santos, singing several David Bowie classics in Portuguese, perched

NOVEMBER SPECIALT Y COCKTAILS Every night of the week enjoy a different featured cocktail of the Mixologist’s choice.

Bitter Moon Perfectly balanced tequila cocktail that combines sweet, sour and bitter flavors with Don Julio’s expertly crafted Reposado.

Froselada Crispy Rosé Wine accompanied by a dash of Vodka and topped with fresh hibiscus, watermelon and strawberry essences for a refreshing drink.

El Diablo Packing a sweet punch, this cocktail mixes Tequila and Crème de Cassis, balanced with a touch of fresh ginger and lime.

Reservations at The Living Room are strongly encouraged.

Please dial 4037 to make yours.

on the bow of the Belafonte.

Bowie himself even said, “Had Seu Jorge not recorded my songs in Portuguese, I would never have heard this new level of beauty which he has imbued them with.”

This special tribute will be played at the Faena Theater on November 4th. The intimate 150-seat performance will feature unique stage design, costumes

For a good cause Madonna’s Raising Malawi Benefit Gala at Faena Forum.

Raising Malawi is an NGO established by Madonna in 2006 with the objective of bettering the lives of children in the southeastern African nation, a country she holds close to her heart. “When I discovered that there were over a million children orphaned

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Raising Malawi Benefit Gala Madonna at Faena Forum

responsibility to get involved and do what I could to help bring awareness to the situation,” Madonna said.

To support her organization, Len Blavatnik and Alan Faena are delighted to welcome her and support the benefit gala for Raising Malawi on December 2nd during the opening week’s ceremonies for Faena Forum.

For more information on this event please email faena@raisingmalawievent.com email tickets@raisingmalawievent.com.

created by Wes Anderson’s team, and images and sets from the film.

The show is currently sold out.

To join the waiting list or to sign up to receive news on Faena Theater please contact the concierge at 4027.

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Seu Jorge at Faena Theater 8:00pm & 11:00pm

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Faena Forum Grand Opening The much awaited opening of the Faena Forum—designed by OMA, the firm founded by Rem Koolhaas—is finally here.

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QUICK GUIDE TO FAENA FORUM OPENING CELEBRATIONS NOV

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TIME 27 CAPSULE

TIDE BY SIDE

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Directed by Claire Tancons, in collaboration with Gia Wolff and Arto Lindsay.

Artists: Carlos Betancourt, Los Carpinteros, Carnival Arts, Miralda and Marinella Senatore, with a special guest appearance by Ernesto Neto + more than 30 Miami-based cultural groups in a large-scale artistic processional performance

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ONCE WITH 29 ME, ONCE WITHOUT ME NOV

REZA 29 NEGARESTANI

World-premiere dance commission

by Pam Tanowitz in collaboration with Sho Shigematsu / OMA

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Localization, Ramification, Navigation.

Inaugural presentation of Soledades by philosopher Reza Negarestani.

On Sunday the 27th, Faena Art invites all to experience Tide by Side, a processional performance directed by Claire Tancons, in collaboration with Gia Wolff and Arto Lindsay.

Artists including Los Carpinteros, Marinella Senatore, Miralda, Carlos Betancourt, Carnival Arts, and Ernesto Neto join forces with more than 30 local Miami cultural groups in a large-scale artistic processional performance that will bring to life the urban environment along the vital artery of Collins Avenue.

Tide by Side’s veil will be lifted to showcase a series of multi-disciplinary works presented by a roster of global artists. First up; Carlos Betancourt and his monumental The Pelican Passage, a piñata that invites attendees to congregate under its body, a symbol of the importance of a community’s bond. Cuban artistic collective Los Carpinteros will bring their ­backwards performance Conga Irreversible, a conventional conga performed unconventionally—in reverse—for the first time in the United States, raising a debate over traditions and public acts.

Miami Global Banquet, the succulent and intricate culinary ceremony designed by Miralda was conceived by exploring seven of South Florida’s historic crops (maize, sweet potato, pineapple, avocado, palm cabbage, conch, turkey, alligator). The foodstuff will be used to create dishes made available for tasting, in what will be a surreal parade of food trucks.

The School of Narrative Dance is a multidisciplinary and itinerant dance school based on the power of the communal creative process developed by Marinella Senatore. It will be their second performance in North America, but now the troupe will be significantly larger, amplifying the platform’s pedagogical philosophy. Established in 2007, Carnival Arts promotes the Caribbean and Latin American traditions of drumming, dance and masquerading. Under the artistic direction of Celeste Fraser Delgado and Damián Rojo, in collaboration with musical director Brian Potts, the organization has prepared Siren Song, a whimsical portray of luxury through the eyes of youths from diverse backgrounds.

Last but not least, the intricate Jibóia by Ernesto Neto is an amorphous rhizome of interwoven nets that addresses concerns and starts conversations around global warming and the power of mindful engagement.

On November 28th, we will inaugurate Faena Forum with an exclusive presentation of choreographer Pam Tanowitz’s dance commission Once With Me, Once Without Me, created in collaboration with architect Sho Shigematsu from OMA. A space conceived for ultimate flexibility in the production and commissioning of performative expressions, the Forum calls for embodied exploration to fully grasp the potential it holds.

Argentinean artist Graciela Hasper’s Untitled, a site-specific monumental mural which covers the north interior wall on all four levels of the Faena Forum will be unveiled, and Iranian thinker Reza Negarestani -author of the pioneering work of theory-fiction Cyclonopediawill be at the first intimate presentation of Soledades program. Negarestani’s current line of inquiry concerns investigations into rationalist universalism, beginning with the evolution of the modern system of knowledge and advancing toward contemporary philosophies of rationalism. Curated in collaboration with Argentine philosopher Florencio Noceti, Soledades is a series of one-time-only solo performances by cultural practitioners across philosophy, science, music, poetry, and other disciplines.

Furthermore and keeping in-line with Faena Art’s pledge to present immersive and multidisciplinary works, we will build Time Capsule, a geodesic dome on Faena Beach—designed

by Juan Gatti, responsible for the murals seen at the Faena Hotel’s Cathedral—where 360-degree videos from local producers will be projected.

For a full schedule of events please visit http://www.faenaart.org/opening.

FAENA ART.ORG

A surreal orb featuring films, 360-degree projections, virtual reality experiences, and performances.

12:00pm - 4:00pm Faena Beach

3:00pm - 6:00pm Faena District

From November 27th to December 4th, during the height of Miami Art Week, Faena officially unveils its cultural and events venue as Faena Art kicks-off its accompanying programming that will highlight contemporary dance, music and speaker sessions.

A Geodesic Dome designed by Juan Gatti.

The first in a series of onetime-only solo presentations by cultural practitioners across philosophy, science, music, poetry, and other disciplines.

With music by Dan Siegler, costumes by Sybilla, lighting

by Davison Scandrett, including dancers from Miami City Ballet School.

A cross-disciplinary, site-specific collaboration that will awaken and activate the new Faena Forum through an immersive performance, welcoming the community into Miami’s newest cultural landmark.

2:00pm Faena Forum

More information: info@faenaart.org

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ISTVÁN VÁRDAI A symphony for solo cello At only 30 years old, Hungarian virtuoso István Várdai is the recipient of numerous international awards and is the only cellist in the world to have won the International Cello Competition in Geneva (2008) and the ARD Competition in Munich (2014).

This performance of the Bach Suites marks not only his first in Miami Beach, and is considered a “symphony for solo cello”, which requires an almost athletic agility.

Várdai plays a Montagnana instrument from 1720. In collaboration with Faena Art, Várdai will also offer a master class with fellows from the New World Symphony.

More information: info@faenaart.org

The procession in numbers EXPECTING AN AUDIENCE OF

performers, dancers, musicians, artists, choreographers, composers and costume designers

3 HOURS of celebration and cultural exchange

150 volunters

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The Bach Suites at Faena Theater Concert: 7:00pm

INVOLVING OVER

10,000 people

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WITH THE PARTICIPATION OF

art institutions and community groups of Miami and South Florida

4-FILM CYCLE Faena Miami Beach presents Tierra Santa, a 4-film cycle

by Jaie Laplante, director of programming, Miami Dade College’s Miami Film Festival This month’s Faena Hotel Screening Room cycle is inspired by Faena’s Tierra Santa Healing House revitalizing, soul-enriching South Americaninspired spa.

Tierra Santa draws upon the power of the natural world for inspiration, and finds sacred meaning in ancient traditions of those peoples with a deep connection to the Earth. In this spirit, the cycle will present: Roland Joffe’s The Mission on November 1st., Wim Wenders’ The Salt of the Earth on November 9th., Ciro Guerra’s Embrace of the Serpent on November 15th. and Jayro Bustamante’s Ixcanul on November 22nd.

For more information dial the concierge at 4037. Movie times are also available on the Weekly Activities Calendar.

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Power of Wellness Speaker Series As part of the Tierra Santa Healing House philosophy we have organized a series of sessions with wellness specialists who will share the keys to revitalizing mind and body.

Here, a quick Q&A with Dr. Rivera ahead of his talk, where he will share everything you need to know about keeping a healthy heart, starting from the inside.

On November 15th, we welcome Dr. Juan Rivera, a certified Internist and Cardiologist trained at John Hopkins University Hospital and Director of Cardiovascular Prevention of Mount Sinai Hospital in Miami Beach. If you haven’t read his monthly column in People en Español or watched his series Strange Medicine on Univision, this is a great opportunity to get acquainted with him.

And on December 13th we welcome Carlos Gomez, a Mexican healer who has studied indigenous curative methods and holistic medicine for over 30 years. He will share his knowledge on finding cures through natural techniques.

What is your approach to healing and wellbeing?

I work everyday helping my patients prevent a heart attack or stroke using advanced cholesterol testing and arterial plaque imaging to understand their risk. I also pay a lot of attention to the mind/body connection. We can’t take care of our bodies without paying attention to the mind.

What can we learn from our ancestors and their medicinal techniques?

Western medicine focuses primarily on alleviating symptoms as opposed to getting to the root of the problem. We have created a system that, in my view, relies too much on medications and surgical interventions.

When I did my show, Strange Medicine, I got in touch with the way Mayans approach

health. They incorporate a strong spiritual component. I think that modern medicine is lacking that. So many medical problems have to do with an emotional imbalance that leads to physical symptoms. Emotional distress leads to poor eating habits, poor sleeping patterns, use of addictive substances—all of which directly affects a person’s health. Our ancestors understood that how we feel inside largely impacts how we look on the outside.

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Dr. Juan Rivera The Heart Doctor 7:00pm – 8:30pm Carlos Gomez The Healer 7:00pm – 8:30pm

To RSVP or for more information about the Power of Wellness Series please dial Tierra Santa at 4380.

YOGA AT TIERRA SANTA HEALING HOUSE

HAMMAM ROSE RITUAL

Ashtanga yoga has a new home at Faena Hotel Miami Beach. Globally acclaimed teacher Tim Feldman and his Miami Life Center have chosen Tierra Santa Healing House as the setting for their first satellite location. His upbeat yet profound teaching style has built him a strong following and taken him across the world.

Classes are available Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Drop in class rate $25.

Cleanse your mind, body and spirit through our Hammam Rose Ritual purification treatment. The 120-minute journey begins with a cleansing on a warm marble slab, using guaraná and maca scrubs. Next you will be covered in therapeutic Amazonian white clay or Peruvian black mud to nourish and soothe the skin. The experience concludes with a full-body massage with rose essential oils, part of our own Tierra Santa Sacred Oils collection.

For more information or to schedule an appointment please dial Tierra Santa at 4380.

For more information or to book your treatment, please dial Tierra Santa at 4380.

Faena Rose

Faena Rose is our exclusive, art and culture-based private members club, founded on the principles of community, cultural enrichment, arts patronage, and access.

Faena Rose’s past cultural experiences included: A pre-release screening of Before the Flood followed by a Q&A with Mayor Philip Levine, a conversation with iconic street artist and painter Kenny Scharf and his daughter, filmmaker Malia Scharf, and a special screening of Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures hosted

by Robert Mapplethorpe’s brother & artist Edward Mapplethorpe and filmmaker Randy Barbato.

This month, Faena Rose looks forward to hosting Tony Award-winning actor Alan Cumming for a conversation on his new book You Gotta Get Bigger Dreams, a pre-release screening of Rules Don’t Apply as part of our monthly film series curated by producer Brett Ratner, and an intimate wellness conversation and dinner with Tracy Anderson.

For more information, contact rosemembership@ faena.com

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On why thanking is an action that strengthens the best of humanity Being grateful is very good, philosophy and science say so.

From the philosophical and metaphysical point of view, existence is considered from the notion of a lacking. When one considers that living is really surviving, this implies that we are not wholly autonomous and self-sufficient beings, and that we often need something that we do not have in order to save our lives. Food, the place we live in, affection, knowledge; almost anything we think of was obtained from someone else.

This circumstance has various implications for our lives, but one of these that we rarely contemplate is gratitude, that gesture that acknowledged both our own limitations and, on the other hand, how it is that we find in other people the means with which to go beyond our own limitations. Octavio Paz, upon receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1990, said: “I begin with two words that all men have uttered since the dawn of humanity: thank you. The word gratitude has equivalents in every language and in each tongue the range of meanings is abundant. In the Romance languages this breadth spans the spiritual and the physical, from the divine grace conceded to men to save them from error and death, to the bodily grace of the dancing girl or the feline leaping through the undergrowth. Grace means pardon, forgiveness, favour, benefice, inspiration; it is a form of address, a pleasing style of speaking or painting, a gesture expressing politeness, and, in short, an act that reveals spiritual goodness. Grace is gratuitous; it is a gift. The person who receives it, the favoured one, is grateful for it; if he is not base, he expresses gratitude.”

Gratitude, in this sense, has a deep symbolic dimension. Its meaning moves in that symbolic field where we can understand it, reproduce it and, if the best comes to the best, fill it with meaning.

To thank, and be grateful, taking into account the gratitude of another: all of these are situations in

THE PENTHOUSE RESIDENCES AT FAENA HOTEL Twelve penthouses crown the top of the Faena Hotel Miami Beach—but the jewel is the Duplex Penthouse. With over 14,000 square feet (including five bedrooms, six bathrooms, chef’s kitchen and open kitchen, media room, living room, dedicated interior elevator and service entrance) this suite offers unparalleled comfort and luxury. Guests will find it hard to leave the Penthouse, but in case they want to take a stroll around the District, they’re welcome to use the hotel’s amenities and services, including Faena Beach.

To request more information about Faena Residences, please dial the Sales Office at 4138.

which our empathetic qualities are revealed, that strength of our species that is also linked to cooperation and collective living.

In contemporary neuroscience, gratitude has been revealed as a connection between different areas of the brain that appear to strengthen our human nature. According to research led by Glenn R. Fox, expressing gratitude activates the cerebral regions associated with moral cognition, the judgments of value and abstraction, that is the cingulate cortex, pre-fontal and middle cortex. At the same time, in a second instance zones intervene that are related to reward, satisfaction and positive emotions, spe-

cifically by perceiving that we can do good to another person. And lastly, it is worth mentioning that, according to that same research, gratitude leaves people another benefit: a deep, sensitive understanding, of a tragic event.

Being grateful, then, is a kind of habit inscribed in our existence, the master of its own poetry but also based on our most concrete physiological structure, a trait that, as we exercise it, strengthens the best of our humanity.

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Faena Activities Calendar

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THE MISSION Show: 7:o0pm Screening Room

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THE SALT OF EARTH Show: 7:00pm Screening room

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C’EST ROUGE! Show: 10:30pm* Faena Theater

C’EST ROUGE!* Show: 8:00 & 10:30pm Faena Theater

* Currently sold out.

Dial concierge at 4037 to be included on the waiting list.

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SUNDAY ASADO 11:00am–4:00pm Los Fuegos

C’EST ROUGE! Show: 8:00 & 10:30pm Faena Theater

* Currently sold out.

Dial concierge at 4037 to be included on the waiting list.

ISTVÁN VÁRDAI Concert: 7:00pm faena theater

Epicurean

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SEU JORGE* Show: 8:00 & 11:00pm Faena Theater

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EMBRACE OF THE SERPENT Show: 7:00pm Screening room

* Currently sold out.

Dial concierge at 4037 to be included on the waiting list.

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C’EST ROUGE! Show: 9:o0pm Faena Theater

C’EST ROUGE! Show: 9:00 & 11:00pm Faena Theater

C’EST ROUGE! Show: 9:00 & 11:00pm Faena Theater

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POWER OF WELLNESS Dr. JUAN RIVERA 7:00pm Tierra Santa

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SUNDAY ASADO 11:00am–4:00pm Los Fuegos

IXCANUL Show: 7:00pm Screening room

C’EST ROUGE! Show: 9:o0pm Faena Theater

C’EST ROUGE! Show: 9:00 & 11:00pm Faena Theater

* Currently sold out.

Dial concierge at 4037 to be included on the waiting list.

Celebrations

THANKSGIVING DINNER Pao & Los Fuegos

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TIDE BY SIDE Artistic Processional Performance

ONCE WITH ME, ONCE WITHOUT ME Dance Performance

TIME CAPSULE Geodesic Dome

Soledades LOCALIZATION, RAMIFICATION, NAVIGATION Lecture

3:00pm - 6:00pm Faena District

12:00 - 4:00pm Faena Beach Through December 4th

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C’EST ROUGE!* Show: 9:00 & 11:00pm Faena Theater

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MADONNA. RAISING MALAWI BENEFIT GALA Faena Forum

Faena Forum

2:00pm Faena Forum

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