In the month of February he will also present the work ‘Fiesta Ecuador’, born as a cry of solidarity after the earthquake of April 2016.
In February, the month of love, friendship and solidarity, the Ecuadorian Chamber Ballet begins its shows in person with one of the emblematic works of love that has transcended all time, the tragedy of William Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet.
The work shows how two young lovers transcend the rigidity of family precepts to the point of committing suicide, seeking to meet in the afterlife. This work will be presented at the Casa de la Música on Saturday, February 12 at 7:00 p.m. and on Sunday, February 13 at 5:00 p.m.
The cost of admission is $15, while $8 is the value of the ticket for seniors and those under 18 years of age. They can be purchased at the House of Music. There will be limited capacity authorized by the national COE and to attend the event it is mandatory to present the vaccination card or digital certificate with two full doses.
The Ecuadorian Ballet will also present, in alternative spaces of the city of Quito during the weekends, the work Ecuador Party, born as a cry of solidarity in the shelters of Manabí and Esmeraldas among the victims of the April 2016 earthquake.
This work is a conjugation of the essence of the Ecuadorian people, its cultural richness and ethnic diversity, through rhythm, sounds and colors a dance proposal is created that makes solidarity, union, respect and human warmth evident, in addition traditional games are intermingled such as the spinning top, hopscotch combined with masks that bring up the devil as a character from both Western and Andean mythology.
will also present the work walkingis a scenic proposal that tells the story of a lady in a bar, time passes by her, becoming the witness of so many loves, heartbreaks, joys and sorrows, which calls us to strengthen the bonds of friendship as a very important part of the human being in the development of their social life and consequently offers us moments of daily experiences in their strengthening.
The National Ballet of Ecuador, despite the circumstances that the country is experiencing as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, at the beginning of the year carried out virtual works through YouTube and Facebook channels to the delight of the public.
It also offers virtual works to educational establishments, with the aim of providing entertainment to children, young people and adults, so that they can watch as a family. (i)
Source: Eluniverso
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