“It is excellent and I am truly leaving with a full heart,” said Penélope Herrera, a dancer. “For me, they are a complete inspiration. Their level of perfection and transmission through such subtle, elegant hand movements inspires me to continue studying and researching this beautiful culture.”
“I think it is a great show. The synchronization they have, and above all, the training is remarkable in each of the acts,” said Juan Carlos Hernández Cárdenas, a lawyer.
“It really is a very interesting show. It is a show that is put together very well. The colors, the costumes, the music, the performance of the two artists who performed solo, it was truly fulfilling,” said Julio César Baig Tiradol, a managing director.
“I think it’s always a good idea to keep these kinds of traditions and dances alive, not just in China, but in any country. Because this brings us closer, it connects us not only as countries but as human beings. I think it’s very important to always keep all of that in mind,” said Mr. Cárdenas.
“I think they perfectly combine movement, art, emotion, spirituality, sharing this with us from, with their essence and teaching us to look inward, to remember ourselves,” said Ms. Herrera.
“It really does bring you back a bit to the spiritual side that we often forget. And it’s not even talking about some kind of religion, or some kind of deity, but rather the internal side, toward faith, toward the spiritual side that we often forget about,” said Mr. Baig Tirado.
