Rodrigo Esmella arrives in San Juan with “Las Aventuras del Explorador”, inaugurating the season of children’s shows during the winter break. The show will be this Thursday, June 13 at 5 p.m. Tickets are on sale at www.entradaweb.com with a value ranging from $7,000 to $10,000.
HUARPE DIARY He spoke with Esmella, to anticipate what the show will be like in San Juan.
Learn while having fun
The Adventures of the Explorer is a play, a children’s show in which there are five artists on stage, the explorer, two male dancers and two female dancers in which they are interacting all the time with the audience, not only the small audience, but also with adults. “It is a show that tries to incorporate everyone into that moment of fun, very educational, with very simple questions that, of course, target this age group from three to eight, nine and even ten years old, so we are reviewing colors, vowels, games, machines, we make songs, choreography well. It is a very, very fun show for the whole family,” Esmella explained.
Laughter at the top of your lungs
“This is a show that was born two years ago, with a friend, who is the current producer. And well, it grew very little by little, beyond the development we had. We all travel in a minibus, before it was a combi”, thus traveling throughout the country, the explorer’s work is another adventure in Rodrigo’s life.
“This 2024 we start back with a tour and during the winter holidays we will be traveling back to the North of the country. We were recently in Neuquén” he added. “All of us on the team are in charge of downloading the scenery, setting it up, setting up the entire stage. Do the show, finish the show, disassemble everything, put everything away and travel. And well, Leandro and I are the drivers of this minibus. So we do everything, we literally do everything,” he added.
Art for the little ones
This project that tours the country has as its protagonist an actor who went through all genres and stayed in the children’s scene. About this Esmella explained: “My relationship with art has been going on for many years and I was lucky enough to do different genres, drama, comedy, magazines and I had always wanted to do children’s work. It had not happened and well, this is the first experience and I love it, because it connects me with what were the experiences that I lived when I was a child,” argued the multifaceted artist.
“Remembering my mother taking me to different children’s shows, and what each of those shows generated in me when I was a child is that getting on stage now gives me the possibility of recreating all the children, who participate in each performance, the emotions than I did when I was like them. That for me is a privilege and it is a responsibility, so we take this work, this show very seriously and we really enjoy doing it and taking it everywhere,” she closed.
