\"Everything #39;s Really a Masterpiece\" Says Argentinian Organist
Shen Yun Performing Arts is at the Opera Citi Theatre in Buenos Aires for its second to last day in Argentina #39;s capital. Shen Yun aims to show traditional Chinese culture in a way that is both true to its Chinese history and enjoyable to a western audience. These businessmen talked about their favorite aspects of the show. [Hector Salvo, Director, Rapsa SA]: \"The tenors moved me, I really like classical music, as well as the spirituality of the songs.\" [Pablo Barbero, Businessman]: \"Yes, because well, because the last two numbers were so spectacular, especially the girls with those red... I don #39;t know the name of those red things that spin, but it #39;s amazing, really good.\" These musicians are presenters of an Argentinian radio program called Culture and Service. [Luciano Vzquez, Vocal Student, Manuel de Falla Conservatory]: \"The peace that it transmits, coupled with dynamism; it is not a static peace either, there is a continuous movement that they transmit through art, through the dance movements.\" [Silvia Ferreira, Organist, Santo Domingo Basilica]: \"The symbols were really clear, and I really loved that; to see the feminine and masculine juxtaposed in harmony with the color, rhythm, picture, music, and beauty in all its sense; this orchestra... directed by this extraordinary conductor, the singers, everything, everything, is really a master piece, of philosophy, wonder... I can #39;t say more than beautiful things. I #39;m very touched, truly. I #39;m pleased to be here, to enjoy ...From:NTDShenyunNewsViews:4 0ratingsTime:01:55More inEntertainment
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