Public of all ages have been immersed in the Amazon jungle to get to know Brazil's flora and fauna and the adventures that arise in this place of South American country at the show "Bichos Do Brasil" by the dance company Pia Fraus, invited by the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) with the sponsorship of the Brazilian Embassy in Panama to be part of the Panama Theater Festival.
The stage that was appreciated by families who met at Metromall Shopping Center received great acceptance from viewers, especially from the smaller ones who enjoyed the appearance of each of the animals as giant puppets that fascinated the attendees, as well as enjoying different traditional Brazilian rhythms as forage, frying, frying, Bossa nova, samba and maracatu.
Fairy, reptiles and pines have been built up with about 50 dolls that have been part of the resources used by the dancers of Pia Fraus to catch the public and to make this artistic demonstration a great memory both for Brazil's dance body and for those who have witnessed the event.
"Bichos Do Brasil" carries a message about the preservation of Amazon animals, tries to give that positive look about nature, respect for how we live and that we humans are not the only beings of this planet and so we have to learn and respect every form of life, "stated Alberto Andreetta, director of the company.
For his part, Marise Ribeiro Nogueira, Minister of Brazil's Embassy in Panama mentioned "we are very happy to be a part of the Theater Festival at the Ministry of Culture and have an opportunity to bring with us Pia Fraus, this group mixes puppet theater with dance and art and presents some of Brazil's nature as well as celebrate with Panama the 201 years of Brazil's independence that was September 7."
"It's very happy to have this show at the stage of the Teatro Festival season. That group has been giving a high performance, it's a company with many years of experience, and I thank them for being here and those who will also give this presentation in the province of Chiriquí," said Cultural Minister Giselle González Villarrué.
This fun family scene will be moved to the David International Academy in Chiriquí Province on September 17, from 6: 00 p.m., while 18 from 2: 00 p.m. they will be at the San Carlos Cancha at David's Retirement, both activities completely free.