摘要:The aim of this paper is to analyze a collaborative practice of artistic intervention, carried out by students of the elective course in Fine Arts degree from the University of Murcia, "Sculptural interventions in the urban and natural space". In a slum in Murcia, students and families, after a series of meetings, agreed by consensus to remodel one of the streets. We were inspired by the Futurist Manifesto of Russolo (1913) and attend in listening sounds, noises and words spoken in the streets. The resulting proposals converge on the hallmark linked to singing, playing and dancing flamenco embodying rehabilitation of facades, improvement of infrastructure and mural painting as a place where ethnic and idiosyncratic artistic practice hybridizes.