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The Plaza de España in San Javier hosts next Friday, September 27 at 9:30 p.m. the world premiere of the show "Asteroid B-61 (the little prince)" by the prestigious air theater company "Puja!"
which combines theater, circus, dance, live music, adrenaline and fantasy in a show, which runs entirely 40 meters high, based on "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
The air show about the little prince who, on his journey through the universe, meets a pilot who repairs his plane in the middle of the Sahara desert, is part of the municipal project "San Javier, city of the air", which aims to make the town a center of the aeronautical culture in all areas, recalled its coordinator Councilor Rubén Pérez who presented the show accompanied by the mayor of Culture, David Martínez, the general director of the company Luciano Trevignani and the artistic director of the same, Gema Segura.
Those responsible for the Puja! Company, which has traveled with its air shows more than 40 countries and 250 cities around the world, stressed that it is a very technical show, with a waste of lighting and visual effects adapted to the Plaza de Spain.
Beyond the impressive technical aspect, the show "is pure poetry that speaks of deep themes such as friendship and love," aimed at "children of all ages."
The result is a work of the whole team formed by 15 people who come from the theater, dance, circus and even climbing, trained to act on an aerial stage, said Gema Segura.
The company Puja!
It was formed in 1998 in Argentina from where he moved to Spain in 2002 and Ceutí, Murcia, where they have their headquarters since 2005, when they installed the large tent where they train and rehearse their shows as "Quixote" with which they were finalists in the XX Max Awards for best street show, in 2017.
The Councilor for Security and coordinator of the project "San Javier, city of the air", Rubén Pérez, who invited the company to settle in San Javier, highlighted the combination of several factors of the show such as its relationship with aviation, the fact that It takes place in the air and the values ​​it transmits, which make it ideal for it to be a starting gun for the project of converting San Javier into a symbol of aeronautical culture.
Perez invited families to read with the little ones "The Little Prince" before witnessing the show whose values ​​of union, effort and friendship are very present in society after the last signs of solidarity with the floods.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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