... what are, are the, the sort of hours that go into, to rehearsals?

Well, for example, a, a normal day in, in this company, you start at 10:15 and you finish, like, 50 minute to 6:00 in the afternoon.

But that have an hour 15 that is, uh, the normal class, ballet class, that every company, every dancer does every day, just to get your body going and ready to, to do the job.

And then you have a series of rehearsal, so the dancers are not all that amount of hours con- in continued dancing.

They have breaks for lunch, they have, uh, here in Santiago you have an hour and 15, then you have 10 minute free, then you have an hour 15.

But you separate in groups as well, because when you have a big production of Swan Lake, for example, it's good to, to take the swans, uh, in the morning.

So you work with them in the morning, and in the other studio you have principals.

Can you put into words how that feels for you and, and what that means for you?