“This is my third year coming here and it's wonderful,” said Juliana Alves, a psychiatrist. “It's a spectacle that cannot be missed. And each year is a different performance, there is always something new, there is always a first time."
“It opens up the horizon of the mind, of sensitivity, and it's unique. It's a unique emotion that's hard to put into words, but I will come every year to the show.”
Aparecida Favoreto Makhoul, a psychologist, said, “These are creations that are very different from our culture, even from ballet itself. I also come from ballet. I see that there is a difference where they are more concerned with rhythm, with synchronicity. This performance really enchanted me, because the artists are extremely well trained and perfect.”
“I think that in the materialistic world that we live in, we end up forgetting to take a deep dive inside ourselves. When you come to a show like this, you relive a little of the spirituality of your God that you keep inside you.I thought it was sensational,” said Milton Bellizia Filho, a company director. “Some of the pieces touched my heart deeply. I thought that God was present and that my inner self was communicating with the God who was here.”
“I believe in the power of music and meditation. There is a part of the show where they bring this up; how we can heal ourselves through these practices. I really believe in it, and it is one of the things that inspired me to be here today,” Ms. Makhoul said.
