Musical show that brings together around 200 artists on stage among musicians, singers and dancers.
The production of the Institute of Culture, Tourism and Art of Mazatlan pays homage to The Beatles and Queen.
The cast takes the caste to demonstrate the vocation of the artistic values of Sinaloa and give testimony of its scenic quality.
The show is an entertaining musical journey that offers the viewer the opportunity to relive endearing moments and remember the most moving stories created from the rock and ballads of the legendary band from Liverpool and the London quartet.
Under the musical direction of maestro Enrique Patrón de Rueda, dancers, musicians, jugglers, acrobats and soloists appear on stage in a show that is performed by the Sinaloa Symphony Orchestra of the Arts and the Britannia Quintet.
The musical proposal amalgamates the voices of the Angela Peralta Choir, the Guillermo Sarabia Choir, the soloists Penelope Luna, Gonzalo Magaña and Andrés Carrillo.
It has brilliant and colorful choreographies of Delfos Danza Contemporánea and students of the Professional School of Dance of Mazatlan, directed by Omar Carrum, Víctor Manuel Ruiz and Claudia Lavista.
The Quinteto Britania is a hundred percent Mexican band and has participated in numerous festivals dedicated to the Beatles in Liverpool, London (Convent Garden) and Buenos Aires Argentina.
His musicians have been directed by directors of the likes of Guadalupe Flores, Román Revueltas, Gordon Campbell, Armando Vargas and Alfredo Ibarra.
The musicalization of the multidisciplinary show was possible thanks to the high artistic level and versatility of the OSSLA, which among its great achievements has the privilege of having accompanied figures such as José Carreras and Plácido Domingo.
Delfos Danza Contemporánea, resident company of the Ángela Peralta Theater, was founded in 1992 by Mexican choreographers and dancers Claudia Lavista and Víctor Manuel Ruiz.
He has won multiple awards and together with the Professional School of Dance Mazatlan are recognized among the most important contemporary dance projects in Latin America.
