Trenar It is a word that resonates powerfully. Its first syllable ( tre-) evokes the sounds of the tools and machines that filled the factories, workshops and homes where work was carried out, while the second (-nar) transports us to the melodies that permeated these spaces: conversations, songs, humming or background radios. But trenar It is also a verb, and verbs imply action. In this case, an action that unites hides, hair—plaited—and people. This exhibition aims to pay tribute to the movement and collaboration of all those hands that have given life to such a unique industry, while also highlighting this activity deeply rooted in the territory.
