"This concert has a big surprise in store for us. The official and definitive presentation of a new star, a favorite disciple of Joan Magriñà, Filo Feliu. A revelation not just as a promise but as a resounding reality. At fifteen years old and with only four years of study, she has placed herself in the spotlight. No precocious child. Her career is advancing steadily. She has the skills, expressiveness, figure, poise, and a technique close to matching the world's great stars. This is what dance and opera historian Alfonso Puig writes in his book Ballet and Spanish dance, Published in 1944 by Montaner y Simón. The clear and direct prose is impressive, forceful in its analysis and adjectives from one of the world's greatest experts in classical dance. He was clear: Filo Feliu was a star. A star of the Liceu Ballets, created by Joan Magriñà. A leading dancer, a leading figure.