Gemma Mengual has been the godmother of exception of the presentation of the new Barbie movie, The pearl princess which is already available in DVD and Blu-Ray format. And he has attended the presentation accompanied by the team fry-infant from the synchronized swimming club Synchro-Withdrawal who has performed a special choreography for the occasion.
For the Barbie fans The film will meet your expectations because you will see this animated character representing a fantastic mermaid. Although Gemma is already retired from the competition, she knows perfectly well what is the necessary preparation and the effort that must be made to become a olympic mermaid. In this endeavor are the young students of the Sincro-Retiro team that have been training national swimmers for more than twenty years, such as Ana Montero, Alicia Sanz or Alba Cabello. The presentation was attended by the children of the 1st year of the ESO of the Presentation of Our Lady who have been able to meet and share the experience with Gemma.
Gemma has stated that she feels very identified with this film by values transmitted like friendship, work as a team and dream. The Olympic champion began in synchronized swimming at eight years of age and one of the moments she remembers with more affection of her life as a swimmer are those of preparation with your partners before the competition. And it is that the movie shows the previous moments of dressing table before the competition, the comments and shared nerves and the final moment of concentration and relaxation before going out to compete.
With more than a decade of experience and almost 30 movies published, Barbie is this time Lumina, a mermaid who has the magical power to change the color of pearls and make them dance and shine. Cheerful and creative, Lumina will have the opportunity to attend the Royal dance, where she will use her powers to save the Kingdom of the Mermaids and become the Pearl Princess.
The movie has Additional features as a music video of Barbie: Life in a Dreamhouse and a complete gallery of trailers. In addition, the DVD and Blu-Ray version includes 5.1 Dolby Digital sound, languages: English, Spanish, Arabic and Portuguese. Subtitles are also included to enjoy the original version and not lose detail.
