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Quebec City 400th Anniversary Winning Tribute

Love Will Change The World: Act One

Love Will Change The World: Act Two

Love Will Change The World: Act Three

 

 

 

 

 

 

Quebec Media: The Voice of The People - News

American Premier A Success - Le Journal de Quebec - July 31, 2008

For their first-ever pyrotechnic extravaganza at Grands Feux Loto-Quebec, Western Enterprises offered a vibrant, passionate display at Montmorency Falls yesterday.

With love, peace, and dreams as a backdrop, the three-act show entitled Love Will Change the World was filled with emotion. The American team's evocative title did not disappoint.  As promised by designer Gary P. Caimano, the 18,500 spectators thrilled to the expertly synchronized pyrotechnic special effects and music. The computer-controlled fireworks fired from seven sites around the falls illuminated the night sky as though floating around the clouds.  In fact, the American team focused on a 'lighter than air' concept as they fine-tuned each tableau.  The crowd couldn't help but hum along with U2's Beautiful Day, Sting's Desert Rose, and Forever Young  by Rod Stewart to the dazzling pyrotechnic display.  To express their appreciation, the team chose Sinead O'Connor's Thank You for Hearing Me  to conclude their premier performance at Grands Feux.  This Saturday it will be Canada's turn to light up the night sky.

Lyrical Poetry from the Americans - Le Journal de Quebec - July 31, 2008

Fireworks are not the place for subtlety. Rather lyrical drama is usually the order of the day, and the US pyrotechnical display was the real deal at Grands Feux Loto-Quebec yesterday.

Show designer Gary Caimano and his team pulled out all the stops in explosive power, bringing the 18,500 spectators to their feet at the base of Montmorency Falls yesterday.  Their first-ever pyrotechnic extravaganza at Grands Feux Loto-Quebec, Western Enterprises offered a vibrant, passionate display at Montmorency Falls yesterday.  The applause, oohhs, and aahhhs from the crowd proved the show's resounding success.  With their prophetic title Love Will Change the World (poetic in and of itself), the Americans drew from various pop artists for their soundtrack.  The show boasted nearly perfect synchronization of multi-colored, multi-shaped explosions and musical extracts by Enya, Sting, Andrea Bocelli, Cirque du Soleill, and composer Hans Zimmer.

Caimano and his team proved their creative genius with twirling colors and sparkling tableaux that waltzed across the night sky.

Due to a 10-minute delay at the beginning of the show, your humble servant was unable to see the final shots. Nevertheless, all evidence pointed to a glorious finale.