Cirque Du Soleil, a wonderful show. Cirque du Soleil is a Canadian circus company that has been able to perfectly combine classic circus with dance and theater, to offer a show that has triumphed worldwide.
Among their shows are Alegría, Amaluna, JOYÀ, KOOZA, KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities, LUZIA, Mystère, OVO, TOTEM and Zumanity, productions that bring together outstanding actors, acrobats, and gymnasts.
Cirque du Soleil is much more than an acrobatic circus; it has become one of the most complete live shows that can be experienced today. Magic, music, dance, impossible jumps, humor, and a touch of theater are some of the many branches that make up this spectacular artistic universe.
One of the strongest elements of Cirque du Soleil shows is their magic. During the performance, every movement feels fascinating, and you will find it hard to keep your mouth closed in awe. The characters who inhabit these fantastic worlds—the circus artists—are so extraordinary that at times it becomes difficult to tell whether what you are witnessing is reality or fiction.
In the month of November, at the Palacio de los Deportes, you can experience their show SEP7IMO DÍA – I Will Not Rest, a production inspired by the music and history of Soda Stereo.
You can purchase tickets here:
http://www.ticketmaster.com.mx/Cirque-du-Soleil-boletos/artist/853765
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