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In imperishable works such as The Nutcracker, the core of the European humanist tradition beats with strength: the harmonic synthesis of the Greco-Roman heritage and Judeo-Christian values. This legacy, far from being a static vestige of the past, has been spontaneously preserved in the moral evolution of our open society. The work thus becomes a vehicle of integral progress for the individual, the human institution of the family, and civil society—the living forces of citizenship—using the universal language of the beauty of music, dance, and the performing arts. Through reason and the search for harmonic beauty (the Greco-Roman ideal) combined with the intrinsic dignity of each individual, charity, and the hope of reunion (the Judeo-Christian root), The Nutcracker defends Christmas not only as a holiday, but as an annual reminder of family unity and the values of courtesy, respect, and high education. 🩰 Ode to The Nutcracker at the Baluarte of Pamplona: A Song to the Future, Pe...