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Mystère


Création

Concepteurs
Scénographie
Musique
Personages

Expérience

Prologue
Bébé (Papa!)
Duo Straps
Chinese Poles
Le Petit / Bébé
Hand-to-Hand
Bungee
PowerTrack &
Korean Plank

Dei Ex Machina
Flying Trapeze
Taïko
Epilogue

Réserve
Aerial Straps
Aerial Silk


Retiré
Manipulation
Flying Trapeze
German Wheel
Flying Man
Main-à-Main
High Bar
Aerial Cube
FastTrack /
Korean Plank /
Trampoline

Odyssey

Évolution
Visuals
Audio/Visual
Features

 

Experience
Hand-to-Hand
(1993+)


Their appearance signifies the interdependence of the first humans who build on their solidarity until a whole tribe emerges. Two mighty physiques connect in gentle, fluid movements, exuding a strength that mystifies the audience.

The Lorador Brothers: Marco and Paulo, exhibit incredible feats of strength with the chilling song "Ulyssee", mimicking their moves the slow-paced theme features meditative harmony vocals, laced with violin and woodwinds. These brothers match their fusion of skin and hand right before your eyes while their bodies rotate helplessly on a dome below them! Adding a new wave of skill and concentration to their perfect union. And, not only can one lift the other, but what Paulo can do while laying on his stomach is just raw power - whith Marco hand-balanced on his feet, Paulo strains to lift him back up again!

A conquering guitar solo embellishes the song's closing pinnacle. Then a troupe of alien-looking life forms guides the strong men through a sparkling mist during the subtle and spacey sounds of "Dôme." As an aside to history, the act was originally performed by Yves Décoste and Mario Pontbriand (Yves moved on to Quidam) before the drastic change in 1996

 

Ulysse
Dôme


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