Sarai Moreno

¨If you can dream it, you can do it¨

  She seems pleased with her music when I meet Sarai in a café in Puebla, where she is studying as a professor of English at the Faculty of Languages. "It made me confident to do a musical show," Sarai tells me. "Music was always something I only did for fun." It was when my teacher asked me to play with 100 people in the school, that I realized I could be in a Symphonic Jazz Orchestra.

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Sarai is a nice girl, she is attentive to her family, she enjoys helping others, she cares for the people she loves, pop is her favourite music. 

Sarai sits eating her croissant, staring out the window from occasionally. She appears diligent, has ready answers to my questions and speaks about her friends and childhood with joy. We're talking about where her musical talent comes from, the video she saw on Youtube, the music of jaz.  

 

When she was around eighth, in "dia de reyes," she got a present from her parents. 'The moment I started playing, I knew it was the rigth instrument for me.' 

While she was fourteen years old, she took saxophone lessons while she was in high school, before one day her teacher asked her to play saxophone in a show. She told me that playing the saxophone on stage gave her confidence in herself then she won an award that day.

Sarai was influenced by her teacher and her peers, because they motivated her. Currently Sarahi wants to be integrated in a Symphonic Jazz Orchestra.