Shen Yun host Nancy Zhang said, “Everyone is very excited, and we hope to bring the beauty of Shen Yun to more audiences in Argentina.”
Conductor of the Shen Yun Orchestra, Steven Song, said, “I believe audiences are in for a visual feast. This year marks our 20th anniversary. Every year we present an entirely new program, and this year’s performance is splendid as ever. It’s a milestone worth celebrating, as Shen Yun has gained global popularity in just two decades. I’m very happy to share this beauty with friends in Argentina.”
Principal dancer Jared Ren said, “I’m looking forward to seeing this beautiful country. Buenos Aires is a charming city, and I’m very excited. We want to present our very best to the audience here.”
Steven Song added, “During our tours, audience responses have been extremely enthusiastic. People strongly connect with the performance, and I believe it’s because we present universal values on stage—kindness, compassion, and the pursuit of truth. These deeply touch people’s hearts, which is why we receive so much positive feedback.”
Jared Ren said, “To become an excellent dancer, a deep cultural foundation is essential. Without it, a dancer is just an athlete. Only with both cultural depth and technique can one become a true artist. For me, beyond physical benefits, the greatest gain from dance is cultural enrichment. We study Chinese culture, Western civilization, and universal culture, which helps us become better dancers.”
Steven Song added, “Although we spend countless hours rehearsing, what truly unites us is faith. When challenges arise, we face them together. It’s this shared commitment—to faith, to art, and to each other—that allows audiences to feel that connection.”
