Singapore-based ★ Equestrian Acrobatic Show "Caballia" ★ Asia Premiere
The equestrian acrobatic show "Caballia" opened in Singapore on August 12. It will run until September 14 in a dedicated tent set up adjacent to the integrated casino resort, Marina Bay Sands. This was reported by NNA, which distributes economic information on Asia.
Caballia is a performance show featuring horses and humans, created by Norman Latour, co-founder of Canada's Cirque du Soleil, which is also well known in Japan. The show features 50 horses, 46 riders, aerialists, and acrobatic performers. The horses include 11 breeds, such as Arabian and Spanish thoroughbreds.
Bart Wong, CEO of Fuji Xerox Singapore, the event's special sponsor, said, "We have sponsored many events in Singapore, but this one is special. Cavallaria shares our business philosophy of providing customers with innovative experiences, and we are delighted to be its special sponsor."
Caballia began performing in 2003. To date, it has attracted approximately 4 million spectators across North America, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East. This marks its first performance in Asia. Dentsu Inc. Sports Asia handled exclusive sales to Japanese companies.
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