Moinho Cultural came of age and celebrated the occasion in grand style: with the Moinho In Concert (In Concert Mill) show that brought together 2,000 people over the two days of presentations at the Centro de Convenções do Pantanal (Pantanal Convention Center), in Porto Geral, in Corumbá, 414 kilometers from Campo Grande.

Moinho In Concert 2022 edition (Photo: Alice Aquino/Moinho Cultural)
This time, the Pantanal’s cycles and the importance of preservation were represented through contemporary dance and music. The dancers followed the orchestra’s rhythm in the interpretation of the guadakan, a Guató legend about the origin of the Pantanal.

And they kept dancing until they drew the audience’s attention to the importance of conserving this entire biome.
In total, more than 400 Moinho Cultural participants, plus the Orquestra de Câmara do Pantanal (Pantanal Chamber Orchestra) and the Cia de Dança do Pantanal (Pantanal Dance Company), took part in the show that celebrated the Institute’s 18 years, with more than 60 people directly involved in the production.

Show drew attention to Pantanal preservation (Photo: Alice Aquino/ Moinho Cultural)

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The Institute has been located in Corumbá since 2004 and has already served more than 23,000 children and adolescents in vulnerability and social risk during this period. There, ballet and classical music classes, contemporary dance, computer science, school support, among other activities, are offered.

Moinho also benefits children and youth from the municipality of Ladário and the Bolivian cities of Puerto Suarez and Puerto Quijarro, enabling an important cultural exchange.

Children served by the institute (Photo: Alice Aquino/Moinho Cultural

Read more at: https://primeirapagina.com.br/cultura/moinho-cultural-chega-a-maioridade-com-espetaculo-sobre-preservacao/