The Tagadà is a popular attraction at fairs and amusement parks that originated in Italy in the 1970s. It’s an amusement ride that consists of a rotating platform on which passengers sit in open cars. This platform rotates faster and faster over the course of the journey, while the passengers are pushed to the edge by centrifugal force be pressed.

In her choreography, Sofia Nappi describes life using the metaphor of the carousel: We live under the illusion of control, yet we're constantly tossed around by life's events, much like on a Tagadà. We experience a range of emotions, from initial uncertainty and fear to moments of joy and euphoria. What remains is the feeling of connection to the people who accompany us on this unpredictable journey.