BUENOS AIRES, Argentina—Retired professor Raúl Alberto Nobile said Shen Yun Performing Arts left him with a deeply positive impression, describing the performance as a reminder of humanity’s connection to something beyond the material world.
“It was really very positive because it helps people reconnect with the energy that human beings receive from a higher force, which is sometimes hard to reach,” Mr. Nobile said after attending the performance.
Mr. Nobile attended the seventh performance by Shen Yun International Company at the Teatro Ópera in Buenos Aires on the evening of April 17, together with his wife.
Reflecting on the themes presented in the performance, he emphasized the importance of cultural continuity and respect for older generations.
“Above all, it brings us back to a culture that keeps enriching itself day by day—something we must recover and never forget. We must respect our elders, who have the energy of life and the wisdom they have received from a higher force,” he said.
A devout Catholic, Mr. Nobile previously served for more than a decade assisting during Mass and delivering the Prayer of the Faithful.
He said the idea of a divine creator, reflected in Shen Yun’s presentation, resonates with his understanding of nature and humanity’s place within it.
“Nature, created by the supreme being, is the laboratory of life. There, we find everything human beings need—it is within our reach. We must teach humanity that this is nature. Entering nature clears the mind and nourishes the body,” he said.
“The world is somewhat lost with the ‘tiki-tiki’ illness—the cellphone. Many times, we forget to talk,” he said.
