For the enjoyment of the little ones, and as part of the excitement of the Book Fair, the red-nosed musical show Casa de Papote in Concert opened its doors on Thursday, a sort of continuation of the unquestionable talent of Teatro Tuyo, which returns to its homeland to once again spread smiles, pirouettes, and hugs that defy the distance from the beloved troupe.

Las Tunas, Cuba.- As soon as the lights are on, the stage is filled with color, with five clowns who know how to put on a concert. The show is a burst of laughter. There are riddles, participatory games, entertainment, and constant interaction; while the audience becomes an ageless amalgam and the adults also sing in chorus, led by Papote.

The date with the clown finds fertile ground among the little ones, who know the songs, even if are sung in different languages. From their seats,  they intermingle Spanish with Latin and English; the result is a cauldron of laughter where the incredible reigns.

Papote's adventures are not entirely foreign to the audience, as he has previously performed in audiovisual format on national television, and all laugh their heads off during the particular concert characterized by the closeness of best friends.

To the delight of the little ones, Teatro Tuyo offers two shows in the context of the Book Fair celebrations. The second, "A Trio of Two," invites to a Friday afternoon filled with controversies and dancing.

The theater group will be in Puerto Padre on Sunday, to the hotness of musical instruments and big shoes. It promises days of enjoyment, with the magic of making the family laugh and continuing to rediscover the horizons of the clown from the land that will always follow in its footsteps.