SEVILLA, Spain—Professional dancer Alejandra Sabena watched Shen Yun Performing Arts at the Cartuja Center Cite on March 9.

“There are no words—it’s amazing,” said Ms. Sabena. “The show’s stage design is wonderful … the great professionalism of the dancers, musicians, the acting, the costumes—it’s perfection wherever you want to look!”

Ms. Sabena said that Shen Yun “reflects the Chinese culture,” and that the dancing “reflects, above all, the light of the people. It reflects the soul of nature that moves us day by day.”

“I think that they have a way of directly transmitting … the messages that they want to give. You don’t need to understand Chinese, you don’t need to know their religion or their culture itself.”

“What they convey is a purity at a spiritual level that I will walk away trying to learn,” said Ms. Sabena. “I would [try] to learn Chinese, try to get to know that culture and bring it into my life.”

“I think it’s good to know new beliefs, new cultures, and to be able to discern what you want to choose, what you want to support, and what you want to have faith in,” said Ms. Sabena.

Ms. Sabena said she would recommend Shen Yun “to everyone, to all cultures, to all levels of society.”

“I wish it would reach people who can’t access theaters,” she said. “I think that this marvel is worth seeing.”