The Elements Theatre: Creation, Art and Development in the Youth/Teatro Los elementos: creación, arte y desarrollo en el jovero (ENG-ESP)

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Hello friends and travelers from #WorldMapPin and #Travelfeed, today with this beautiful sunrise in the Sierrita.

I've decided to visit a place on the other side of the Guamuhaya Massif. A spectacular site that connects mountain traditions with artistic creation, music, theater, literature, and the visual arts.

What would that place be? El Jovero, the location of the local development project, Los Elementos Theater Group.

This group was created by Professor José Oriol González, who is an excellent host for all visitors.

Of course, for another long trip we took a Guarandinga again.

Once you pass through the gate, you clearly understand that you have entered an artistic community that respects local realities and coexists directly with nature and the surrounding reality.

From this site, the group has created various productive spaces, in addition to performing various theatrical presentations for nearby communities.

Various works of art greet us in the open countryside, although sometimes it is unclear whether the buildings themselves are also works of art.

Don Quixote always fighting against the windmills.

As is usual in this place, we were welcomed by Mr. Oriol and, to our greatest surprise, by one of Cuba's most renowned contemporary visual artists, who intentionally built a home, workshop, and gallery in this space.

After an excellent conversation with both artists, who explained the project's characteristics, I was able to enjoy several works by Nélson Domínguez and capture all the possible reality on my camera, because there is no better opportunity than this to experience catharsis with the works of an artist who is present in many galleries and museums around the world.

The area of ​​the house, within the entire complex, is practically another work of art: the chairs, the table, the eating utensils—everything is a celebration of creation and art.

Afterward, our host showed us the project's honey production, presenting honey-based medicines and even jars of local honey. I confess my mouth was watering like Winnie the Pooh's.

Here I had the opportunity to see the bees up close, and I'm surprised they didn't sting me. Apparently, they're well-behaved with visitors.

Back at the Ranchón, we drank the local natural coffee and enjoyed another pleasant conversation surrounded by the breeze that the countryside offers.

Finally, I couldn't help but take photos of the community's interesting green areas and the originality with which they were created.

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VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL

Hola amigos y viajeros de #WorldMapPin y #Travelfeed , hoy con este bello amanecer en la Sierrita.

He decidido visitar un lugar que se encuentra del otro lado del Macizo de Guamuhaya. Un sitio espectacular que vincula la tradición de la montaña con la creación artística, la música, el teatro, la literatura y las artes visuales.

¿Cuál sería este lugar? El Jovero, lugar donde radica el proyecto de desarrollo local, Grupo de teatro los elementos.

Este grupo fue creado por el profesor José Oriol González y quien es un excelente anfitrión para todos los visitantes.

Por supuesto para otro viaje largo tomamos de nuevo una Guarandinga.

Luego de pasar el portón, se entiende perfectamente de que has entrado a una comunidad artística que respeta las realidades locales, convive directamente con la naturaleza y la realidad circundante .

A partir de este sitio el grupo a creado diversos espacios productivos, además de realizar diferentes presentaciones teatrales para las comunidades cercanas.

Varias obras de arte nos reciben en pleno campo abierto, aunque a veces no se define si incluso las propias edificaciones también lo son.

El quijote siempre luchando contra los molinos.

Como es usual en este lugar fuimos recibidos por el señor Oriol y para mayor sorpresa, también por uno de los artistas visuales contemporáneos cubanos más reconocidos intencionalmente el cual construyó en este espacio una casa, taller, galería.

Luego de una excelente conversación con ambos artistas que nos explican las características del proyecto, pude disfrutar de varias obras de Nélson Domínguez y pudo dejar plasmado en mi cámara toda la realidad posible, porque no hay mejor oportunidad que esta para hacer catarsis con las obras del artista que tiene presencia en muchas galerías y museos del mundo.

La zona de la casa, dentro de todo el conjunto, es prácticamente otra obra de arte, las sillas, la mesa, los utensilios de comida, todo es una fiesta de la creación y el arte.

Después, nuestro anfitrión nos mostró la producción mielifera del proyecto con la presencia de medicamentos basados en miel, e incluso vasijas con miel de la tierra. Les confieso que se me hizo la boca agua como a Winnie de Pu.

Aquí tuve la oportunidad de captar a las abejas bien de cerca, me sorprende no me hayan picado. Al parecer son bien educadas con los visitantes.

Ya en el Ranchón bebimos del café natural del lugar y disfrutamos de otra conversación agradable junto a la brisa que ofrece el campo.

Por último no pude dejar de tomar fotos de las interesantes áreas verdes de la comunidad y la originalidad con que fueron creadas.

Espero que hayan disfrutado de este post y si les ha gustado, además de votar dejen sus comentarios para leer sus criterios y consejos para mis próximos post, gracias.

El texto es libre de IA
Las fotos fueron tomadas con mi teléfono

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The photos were taken with my phone

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¡Qué privilegio nos transportes a este paraíso nuestro!
¡Felicidades por la experiencia y muchas gracias por hacernos parte del viaje!

gracias hermano

¡A ti!
¡Un abrazo de martes!

A very beautiful place, you can see the bees with your own eyes, the sunrise is very beautiful, it's really nice to enjoy it, you managed to capture it Managed to capture some really amazing nature shots while you enjoy the amazing bees ❤️🙏

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