The music also suited the environment, the exterior, the plants and the beautiful decorations made of recycled glass, but the dancers didn't fit; they weren't following the beat of the music. Some dancers went fast and others slow, you could tell they weren't following the rhythm. The choreography involved many long and repetitive jumps, continuous stretching, on certain occasions they would lie down on the grass. The dancers performed many high and low levels but none were professional. Men lacked the ability to lift women up and conveyed insecurity. I think there was no themed atmosphere because even though there was a marked stage, the dancers were not there. Some dancers stood aside and others were too far away, there was no coordination. The dancers were scattered and I quickly lost sight of them. I felt that the dancers were not able to convey enough dynamics; they have not shown their full potential. The costumes of the dancers were a white pledge, however they were all different, some girls wore shorts, skirts and dress, while the men wore trousers; their clothes were accompanied by several tennis shoes