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02/08/2026

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Most Wanted Tour
Nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana.

The first large stadium concert I ever attended was in 1994. I’ve been lucky to witness hundreds since and I’ve worked professionally behind the scenes in live event production since 2010.

So yes… I’m a bit of a show snob.

IMO, a proper spectacle should check at least most of these boxes:
☑️ Grand Entrance / Stage Trap
☑️ Lasers + Lighting Design
☑️ Smoke Haze / Pyro / Cold Fireworks
☑️ Epic Sound System
☑️ Massive LED Presence
☑️ Impressive Rigging
☑️ Wardrobe Moments
☑️ Confetti

Nice-to-haves?
Live vocals. Dancers. Projections.

And Benito? Delivered. Muy fuego 🔥

But what really had my production brain lit up:
✨ Kinetic Lights
✨ Stage Hydraulics
✨ Massive Rigged Rotating 360 Runway
✨ Geocoded LED Audience Sync
✨ Culture turned all the way up

There is something bigger happening in rooms like this. Tens of thousands of people, different stories, different languages, all moving together for a few hours under the same rhythm.

Energía. Comunidad. Presencia.

With the Super Bowl tomorrow, I’m once again thinking about the teams behind the curtain — the planners, fabricators, programmers, riggers, electricians, choreographers — building entire temporary universes for minutes of performance.

What a dream it must be to stand in that tunnel before doors, knowing what you’re about to pull off together.

If you’re building worlds at stadium scale, I’m ready to help build the next one. If you’re hiring — my DMs are open.

PS: don’t mind me passionately singing lyrics I absolutely do not know.

PPS: still wouldn’t have complained about one more outfit change 😌












01/17/2026

A look back at February 2016 at Mount Norquay in Banff.

A look back at 2016 — a year of ambitious builds, immersive environments and creative risk-taking.This reel captures a s...
01/16/2026

A look back at 2016 — a year of ambitious builds, immersive environments and creative risk-taking.

This reel captures a snapshot of projects that shaped how I think about scale, space and the freedom to explore ideas that felt a little unhinged at the time.

Grateful for the trust and teams that made this work possible.

01/16/2026

A look back at 2016 — a year of ambitious builds, immersive environments and creative risk-taking.

This reel captures a snapshot of projects that shaped how I think about scale, space and the freedom to explore ideas that felt a little unhinged at the time.

Grateful for the trust and teams that made this work possible.





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