CASA DRAGONES AT BROKEN ENGLISH: A TRIBUTE TO MARIANNE FAITHFULL AT THE BARBICAN

During an unforgettable evening at Barbican Centre, the premiere of Broken English—a dramatized documentary honoring the life of Marianne Faithfull—brought together some of the most influential voices in contemporary music.

Amid this powerful cultural moment, Casa Dragones played a key role in elevating the experience, accompanying a night where film, music, and legacy converged.

Broken English, directed by Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard, reexamines the life of Marianne Faithfull, presenting her not only as a defining voice of her era but as a resilient and multifaceted artist. Often described as “the original rock chick,” Faithfull’s legacy has evolved far beyond her early notoriety—earning recognition as a “musician’s musician” through collaborations with icons like Nick Cave, PJ Harvey, and Brian Eno.

Following the screening, the evening transitioned into a live tribute performance that captured the emotional depth and artistic influence of Faithfull’s work.

An extraordinary lineup of artists—including Jarvis Cocker, Rufus Wainwright, Beth Orton, and Anna Calvi—delivered powerful performances in tribute to Faithfull’s enduring artistry.

They were joined by a remarkable backing band featuring Colin Greenwood and Adrian Utley, bringing a rich musical depth to the evening. One of the most poignant moments came as Ed Harcourt opened the tribute with No Moon in Paris, a haunting piece co-written with Faithfull, setting a deeply emotional tone for the night.

As a brand deeply connected to art, culture, and craftsmanship, Casa Dragones marked the premiere of Broken English with a presence that complemented the evening’s refined and creative spirit. Serving Casa Dragones Joven, Dragones Rocks with Casa Dragones Blanco and Ginger Margarita.

Set within the iconic Barbican, Casa Dragones accompanied guests through a cultural experience—where the storytelling of cinema and the intimacy of live music were enhanced by moments of connection and celebration.

The Broken English premiere stands as a testament to the enduring influence of Marianne Faithfull and the artists she inspired. It was an evening defined by emotional resonance, artistic excellence, and cultural significance.

Through its participation, Casa Dragones continues to align itself with meaningful cultural experiences around the world—championing creativity, honoring legacy, and bringing people together through extraordinary moments.