In a few lines, journalist Zefina Hasani described the feelings she felt from the play "Misa Buenos Aires", directed by Vikena Kamenica and choreographed by Enada Hoxha, which has its last night at the Opera and Ballet Theater today.
By Zefina Hasani/ In the struggle between morality and sin, in overcoming the norm towards freedom, the mind's confusion with the desires of the body and heart... right in the middle of a mass, among the liturgical sounds that dance among the sensuality of tango, the most exciting one yet, the Argentinean one.
A spiritual clash, under the skin of a woman, of every woman, as powerful as what happens between the biblical Mary and Mary Magdalene, historically.
A ride that art delivered under our feet, that the voice of Vicena delicately molded in our souls, that the swaying of Enada and the ballet troupe conceived in our bodies, that the magical sounds of the choir stripped us of our shyness while the costumes
Ardit, you put it on us like the suit that belongs to us.
Thus dictating to us an insatiable desire for that magic of tango, which is rarely found.
So "Misa a Buenos Aires" was like the blessing of this
weekend. Bless first Kamenica for choosing this work to make her first directorial debut, and then all of us who did not miss the chance to be there, at the right moment for that excitement of feelings, in the universal struggle, between sin and eternal desire.
