The Monumental Tour of Zaragoza is available on RTVE Play.

The “Monumental Tour”, an event combining historical heritage with electronic music and digital art, which took place in Zaragoza last October, is now available on the RTVE Play content platform. This is an innovative proposal created by a French DJ and producer. Michael Canitrotfirst arrived in Spain on October 25 and took place in the emblematic Basilica del Pilar in the capital of Aragon. The show that It attracted about 45,000 participants. the maximum capacity allowed in the Plaza del Pilar and which can now be used free of charge on the RTVE platform.

He RTVE Territorial Center of Aragon carried out this production in collaboration with the City Council of Zaragoza and Monumental tour. A premiere that will allow you to live this unique experience, combining tradition and modernity, introducing art, music and cultural heritage to new audiences: a celebration of beauty and innovation in the service of culture.

This unique show transformed the façade of the Basilica Pilar in Zaragoza into a huge digital art canvas with highly complex “video mapping” created especially for the event. 130 meters long and 76 meters wide. the sanctuary of Mary presented a serious technical problem. A challenge they were able to accomplish thanks to the use of 14 video projectors, becoming the largest technical deployment in the show’s history and even surpassing what was used in Eiffel Tower.

Within an hour, Michael Canitrot He led a sensory journey from a central and elevated position, synchronizing his music with images highlighting the rich history of the Basilica and the city of Zaragoza. Among the most impressive moments of the show are projections dedicated to creativity Francisco de Goya, whose paintings are present inside Pilar.

With this initiative, Monumental Tour aims to highlight the most iconic monuments on the planet through immersive experiences. So he visited the cities France, Italy And Portugal for the past five years and even enjoys the support of the French National Commission for UNESCO for its valuable work in disseminating cultural heritage.