The wonderful voice of Cristina Vaira keeps making talking about her. The young Segratese singer, graduated at the Berklee College of Music and living in Boston, interprets the main theme song of the soundtrack of the movie-documentary “Nunc Coepi, Now I Begin”,composed by her husband Jandro Cisneros.  The movie is a production of the order of Oblates of the Virgin Mary, by filmmaker John Wykes, with an international collaboration of Italy, Vatican, Messico and United States. Cristina and her husband co-founded a production company
called The Pillars Productions, which is perfectly in line with the philosophy of the documentary. “Every year are produced around 50 thousands movies and the 94% of the most important scenes contain gun shoots of episodes of violence, and only in US are published more than 75 thousands of albums and 92% of the top 100 songs in Billboard Charts are about sex”, says Cristina. “It’s in this scenario that my husband and I decided to found The Pillars Productions, with the mission of creating media contents that can improve people’s lives, both at a personal and social level. The filmmaker of “Nunc Coepi” chose us as a perfect match for the spiritual message of the film”. The documentary shows the difficult life of the Saint Bruno Lanteri and the obstacles that he met in creating a spiritual
order that wanted to bring back the purity in the religious life of that age. Bruno Lanteri became an example of spiritual strength and perseverance for the successors of the order, passing in the history as the creator of the Latin proverb “Nunc Coepi”, which means “Now I Begin”. The movie was screened last week in Pignarolo, Turin, his native hometown, and it will be soon broadcasted by Italian and America TV networks, also will be son in film festivals in different countries. The news for Cristina keeps going, In 2017 the band The Pillars will be back with new music, indeed now they are working on the composition of new original songs that will mix Italian, Spanish and English. Then it will follow the publication of a book written by Cristina Vaira, and dedicated to young adults interested in a very unusual adventure, as a metaphor of a personal and spiritual growth.