The farewell tour of Lithuanian singer Inga Valinskienė features an international dance troupe assembled by Kristina Navickaitė, the founder of 'Tina Dance.' Navickaitė emphasizes that the selection criteria for the dancers were stringent, as she wants to ensure the performers possess not only technical skills but also a passion and expressive quality often lacking in local talent. She explained that the decision to recruit dancers beyond Lithuania's borders was motivated by the desire to showcase a diverse and dynamic performance that aligns with Valinskienė's fiery music, which blends expressive Spanish rhythms.

Dancers from countries such as Spain, Colombia, and France have been invited to participate, which highlights a broader trend where the artistic demands of performances call for more experienced artists. Navickaitė points out that having mature dancers can significantly impact the overall show experience. Their ability to convey rich emotions contrasts with younger performers, who may bring energy but potentially lack the depth of expression needed for such a high-profile event as Valinskienė's farewell.

As a choreographer with over 30 years of experience, Navickaitė notes the importance of dramatic presence in performances. She believes that the emotional intensity and presence of older dancers can elevate the performance and provide a unique ambiance that matches Valinskienė's charisma as a performer. This initiative not only represents a blend of different cultures in dance but also showcases an evolution in local entertainment, where international experiences are increasingly embraced to enhance artistic presentations.