The performance NO/MAS/SACRE unfolds within the classic triangle of piano, pianist, and dancer, challenging expectations through a dizzying ritual that merges playful, grotesque, and transgressive elements. It explores the limits of the body where movement and sound renegotiate the norms governing their interaction. Driven by the urgencies of the present, these tensions manifest as a powerful source of affection and turbulence. This bond fuels the desire to create a piece like NO/MAS/SACRE from a decolonial, feminist, and committed perspective. Reinaldo Ribeiro's work traverses choreography and the living arts, interweaving politics and poetics while addressing the personal and the pathetic. His interests lie in expanded scenes and practices that activate decolonial thought and perspective. He co-founded the collective Lamajara and served as co-director from 2013 to 2020. Currently, he collaborates as a performer with choreographers Aleksander Georgiev from Bulgaria, André Uerba from