Successful presentation by Pianist David García with the National Symphony Orchestra

The talented pianist David García, only 14, met widely with the expectations of the public who attended the Balboa Theater on Thursday, 28 July, where he shared his stage with the MiCultura National Symphony Orchestra directed by the "master" Jorge Ledezma Bradley.

Shortly before the curtain of the Balboa Theater was opened, Pianist García, who was diagnosed at age seven with Asperger's Syndrome, admitted to feeling nervous but at the same time with emotion and anxiety about going out on stage.

The connoisseurs of the music highlight that García shows a very special talent that puts him as an artist and with his future as at his young age he already runs about 150 pieces on his piano.

His parents, David García and Claudia Blanco, as well as his teacher, Margarita Troetsch have been pillars in the development of Garcia's talent and have been scheduled to be presented at the National Museum of Bogotá on November 5.

The concert where David García performed forms part of the National Symphony Orchestra's presentation campaign for his 81-year-old Foundation to bring this type of classical music to different locations throughout the country to enjoy most citizens.