Puki-Flai is a Visual Clown, that is, he does not speak. He can only make onomatopoeic and funny sounds.He is an aviator of World War II who does not like wars. He lost his plane back home and lives his own magical and fun adventure with the spectators until they pick him up again.
Five bases are used to assemble and give coherence and strength to the show:
1) The Clown as the fundamental basis of the character and show. A world of emotions and laughter through gestural and corporal expression.
2) Magic: Essential tool for the development of the show, both with the use of powerful magical effects, and with comic magic.
3) Music as an essential resource to acclimate, enhance, entertain and excite.
4) Dynamism: The audience as a whole participates actively in the show. In addition, some spectators will go on stage and have fun inside the show.
5) Affection: Puki-Flai is a beloved character, he wants everyone without conditions or distinctions. It is pure love and is loved, the audience, both children and adults, thanks him generously.