“It was a joyful experience, with the colors, the traditional costumes, the scenery and the interaction between the actors, the [3D] screen, and the scenery in general,” said Pavel Hernández Camacho, an economics professor. “I love the precision each of the actors has in each of the completely specific movements.”
“The acrobatics they perform are just like divine beings, they almost don’t seem human,” said Eric Suarez, a company president.
“It's been wonderful. I've been able to see everything that sometimes we don't get the chance to see from this side of the world in another country, or the vision they have of their culture, what their history has been like,” said Andrea Nares Ovando, a doctor.
“A lot of emotion. I loved the spirituality, also because they often mention the theme of being connected to their gods, spirituality, and faith,” Ms. Ovando said. “I think what they do is excellent, and that all over the world you can appreciate the art and history of an entire civilization through art as well.”
“Fabulous, grand, and spectacular. You have to see it, you have to truly experience it. It's beautiful from beginning to end, and the people on stage are magnificent, each one very committed, and everything is beautiful,” Mr. Camacho said.
