“I think that in each passage you discover things, all the messages they give us. That relationship of men with the Gods, of what we do here on Earth, we see other worldviews,” Dr. Villanueva Lomeli said.
“I believe that one is confronted with other philosophies of life, other worldviews, other ways of understanding,” he said.
“This is the second time I have seen the show. Totally different. They are rescuing a lost art, thousands of years of tradition. It is really spectacular, the colors, the harmony, and all the messages they transmit in each passage. I am really very, very happy,” he said.“I think it’s really great to see it again and I was surprised to see a completely different show. I didn’t expect so much difference,” he added.
The pandemic had put a halt to the performing arts as well as the gathering of friends and family. Dr. Villanueva Lomeli expressed that “definitely after a pandemic I think we all need to reunite and that is why it is very important to see each other again in these places where we can share art and [art can] unite us again.”
“Wonderful. It is spectacular. The colors are impressive, the dance is fabulous, the movements they can do with their bodies are extraordinary. I would define it as marvelous,” he complimented.
