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Children's ballet from Romania

Date:07/09/2010

The Romanian children's ballet,

The Romanian children's ballet, "Studio M Ballet," presents a performance at the Romania Pavilion.

The Romanian children's ballet,

The Romanian children's ballet, "Studio M Ballet," presents a performance at the Romania Pavilion.

The Romanian children's ballet,

The Romanian children's ballet, "Studio M Ballet," presents a performance at the Romania Pavilion.

The Romanian children's ballet, "Studio M Ballet," presented a performance at the Romania Pavilion yesterday, accompanied by the Bucharest National Opera House. The show drew big applauses from the audience.

The ballet teamed up with the Bucharest National Opera House in 1982. Its leader, Elena Rovinescu, is dedicated to discovering and promoting gifted young ballet dancers. The group has taken part in numerous international competitions and earned international acclaim.

The apple-shaped Romania Pavilion displays the concept of green cities, healthy lifestyle, sustainable development, and the aspiration for a better life. Its exhibition covers Romanian history, arts, culture, economy and tourism.