Luzia A Walking Dream of Mexico

Luzia is a play on the words Luz and alluvia which mean light and water. The latest show by Cirque Du Soleil will quench your spirit and sooth your soul in this their 38th original production. From script to stage the latest big top production focusing on Mexico was 2 years in the making. We were treated to a private display by several of the shows stars and had the opportunity to talk with them as well to learn more about life on the road and how many of them came to be apart of this fantastic show. Creating bonds that go beyond blood we learned, these performers spend 6 day a week living together, training together and most importantly being their best to insure everyones safety during the performances. I have some interesting facts about the show and an amazing Black Friday/Cyber Monday deal on tickets to both of the Southern California shows.

A few facts about the show and Cirque Du Soleil:

Total of 44 performers from 19 different countries are in the show
The Cirque du Soleil International Headquarters in Montreal is filled with nearly 400 craftspeople and specialists in all kinds of fields who bring to life more than 25,000 elements for their shows around the world.
Cirque du Soleil visited the US for the first time in 1987
It took 2 years to create Luzia
The songs of Luzia are all original (all for 1 song)
Each show can accommodate an audience of 2,500
Each Cirque Du Soleil show runs for 10-12 years
The music during the show is live and performed by an orchestra
The biggest challenge of this production: The element of water.
Luzia is the 38th production since 1984
Luzia is the 17th Production to be performed under the Big Top
LUZIA runs two hours and five minutes, including a 25 minute intermission.
16 acts/scenes make up Luzia

Ponce and Laura Biondo doing their dance! Photo Credit: Cirque Du Soleil — Ponce and Laura Biondo doing their dance! Photo Credit: Cirque Du Soleil

During our press preview we met several of the performers, Ponce was a street performer in France and Laura Biondo is a female soccer player from Venezuela. These amazing free style soccer performers showcased in the show are as unique as it is. Talent is everywhere and that is exactly where the scouts for Cirque find their next stars, at casting, chance sightings and auditions from people around the world to bring only the best to their shows. The lead vocalist Majo Cornejo is from Mexico City and has a voice that will blow you away. One of the Cyr Wheel performers is a hometown local of Los Angeles, Angelica Bongiovonni shows amazing control of the approximately 20 pound "ring" that is custom made to each performers height and weight, it is mesmerizing to watch her spin.

Explore old and new Mexico in this visionary journey only as Cirque du Soleil could guide you on. LUZIA is coming to SoCal and starting today until November 27th, save 35% on tickets! Experience water inside the big top, jaw dropping acts and larger than life props and mucho alluvia in this unique production unlike any show you have ever seen before.
Buy your tickets at https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/usa/los-angeles/deals before they sell out!
Opens Dec 8 in Los Angeles & February 21st in Costa Mesa.

LA show: 35% on PL1,2,3 on adult and child tickets For all shows until December 22nd 4:30pm

Costa Mesa Show: 35% on PL1,2,3 on adult and child tickets For all shows until March 9th