The Cirque du Soleil has returned to Andorra with a renewed show full of surprises. If you have not yet been to see it, you have until the end of the month to enjoy the magic that its acrobats and other members have brought to the Principality.
In 60 minutes, MUV presents us with a particular story that is sure to surprise even the most skeptical. In this installment, the circus company tells the story of two villages that coexist in the same space, but do not get to live together, as they are isolated from each other by headphones that impose a different rhythm.
This changes when a character, Maestre de Música, decides to unite them all thanks to rhythms and choreographies that make them connect with each other and find a common tuning.
The company tells this story through acrobatics, dances, animations and even DJing, which explains why it is at the top of the sector on an international scale. As for the music, MUV brings a proposal full of the hits of recent years in the world of pop and rock for the public to enjoy along with them.
In this sense, the show has a particular way of interacting with the audience, since, contrary to the traditional scenographic layout, MUV has two circular stages joined by a catwalk, so that attendees can enjoy a show designed in 360 degrees and not frontally, in addition to being considerably closer to the action than in the classic layout.
Finally, the lighting perfectly accompanies the plot of the show and creates that techno nightclub atmosphere, but without impeding a clear view of the performers. In the same way, the costumes perfectly reflect the plot and the atmosphere created. The inhabitants of Horizonte have a predominantly blue wardrobe, and the inhabitants of Fuego use orange tones to mark this initial confrontation. However, both marry perfectly with the pop-rock ambiance of the entire show.
Don't think twice, choose one of the many available rates and enjoy Cirque du Soleil in Andorra! The show is located at the Aparcament Comunal Prada Casadet, and will have performances available every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 10 p.m. until July 31, with a final performance on Sunday. It is worth mentioning that the performance is not recommended for people with light sensitivity or for children under 3 years of age.
