Séptimo Día - No Descansaré

Séptimo Día - No Descansaré
Logo for Cirque du Soleil's Sép7imo Día - No Descansaré
Company Cirque du Soleil
Genre Contemporary circus
Show type Touring show
Date of premiere 9 March 2017 (Buenos Aires)
Final show 23 September 2018 (Buenos Aires)
Creative team
Creative Guide Jean-François Bouchard
Charles Goron
Diego Saenz
Daniel Kon
Director Michel Laprise
Director of Creation Chantal Tremblay
Costume Designer Dominique Lemieux
Acrobatic Performance Designer Germain Guillemot
Sound Designer Hernan Hupieri
Projections Mathieu Poirier
Sceneographer Heather Shaw
Acro Equipment Designer Ewen Seagal
Other information
Preceded by Luzia (2016)
Succeeded by Volta (2017)
Official website

Séptimo Día - No Descansaré (stylized as Sép7imo Día) was touring, arena show by Cirque du Soleil, inspired by the music of Argentinian Band, Soda Stereo.[1]

Acts

Music

The music for the show was produced and mixed by the two surviving members of the band, Zeta Bosio and Charly Alberti, and co-produced by Adrián Taverna, who created new versions and mash-ups of the songs especially for the show.[3]

The following tracks are from the official album (and live show soundtrack) and feature remixes and mashups of the band's songs[4]:

  1. En El Séptimo Día (Prologue)
  2. Cae el Sol / Planta (Opening Celebration)
  3. Picnic en el 4to B / Te Hacen Falta Vitaminas / Mi Novia Tiene Bíceps (Skipping Ropes)
  4. Ella Usó, Un Misil (Character Transition)
  5. Prófugos (Aerial Revolver)
  6. En Remolinos (Handbalancing on Canes)
  7. Crema de Estrellas (Arms & Legs Ballet)
  8. Cuando Pase el Temblor (Transition)
  9. Luna Roja (Hair Hang)
  10. Fue (Transtition)
  11. Sobredosis de TV (TV Overdose)
  12. Planeador (with samples from Disco Eterno) / Persiana Americana (Diabolo)
  13. Signos (Russian Cradle Wheel)
  14. Un Millón de Años Luz (Sand Painting)
  15. Hombre al Agua (Water Tank)
  16. En La Ciudad de la Furia (Grill & Chains)
  17. Crema de estrellas / Te Para Tres (Campfire)
  18. Primavera Cero (Suspended Poles)
  19. Sueles dejarme sólo (instumental) / Corazón Delator (Fast Track Setup)
  20. De Música Ligera (with samples from X-Playo) (Fast Track & Banquine)
  21. Terapia de amor intensiva (Finale)

Tour

Séptimo Día unusually began its Arena tour in Argentina (as opposed to begin its tour in Montreal, as they usually do) due to this being the country of origin of the band, Soda Stereo, from which the show's concept is based on.

The following colorboxes indicate the region of each performance:
 EU   Europe  NA   North America  SA   South and Central Americas  AP   Asia/Pacific  OC   Oceania  AF   Africa

Arena tour

2017 Schedule

  •  SA   Buenos Aires, AR - From 9 Mar to 14 May 2017 (show premiere)
  •  SA   Cordoba, AR - From 25 May to 3 Jun 2017
  •  SA   Lima, PE - From 23 Jun to 7 Jul 2017
  •  SA   Santiago, CL - From 19 Jul to 6 Aug 2017
  •  SA   Bogotá, CO - From 3 Sep to 23 Sep 2017
  •  NA   Monterrey, MX - From 19 Oct to 29 Oct 2017
  •  NA   Guadalajara, MX - From 8 Nov to 18 Nov 2017
  •  NA   Mexico City, MX - From 28 Nov to 22 Dec 2017

2018 Schedule

  •  NA   Panama, PA - From 23 Jan to 28 Jan 2018
  •  NA   San José, CR - From 14 Feb to 25 Feb 2018
  •  NA   Guatemala, GT - From 10 Mar to 18 Mar 2018
  •  NA   Miami, FL - From 18 Apr to 22 Apr 2018
  •  NA   Los Angeles, CA - From 3 May to 6 May 2018
  •  SA   Asuncion, PY - From 20 Jun to 29 Jun 2018
  •  SA   Cordoba, AR - From 27 Jul to 29 Jul 2018
  •  SA   Mar del Plata, AR - From 3 Aug to 10 Aug 2018
  •  SA   Rosario, AR - From 17 Aug to 24 Aug 2018
  •  SA   Buenos Aires, AR - From 31 Aug to 23 Sep 2018 (final show)

References

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