Cirque du Soleil - Kà

Tracks

01 - O Makunde
02 - Pageant
03 - Koudamare
04 - Storm
05 - Deep
06 - Shadowplay
07 - Pursuit
08 - Forest
09 - Flight
10 - Threat
11 - Love Dance
12 - Battlefield
13 - Aftermath
14 - If I Could Reach Your Heart
15 - We've Been Waiting So Long (Bonus Track)
16 - Reach for Me Now (Bonus Track)

After Steve Wynn sold his Mirage Resorts to MGM in 2000, Laliberté received a call from Terry Lanni, CEO of the MGM Mirage. Lanni had been eager to capitalize on the previous successes of Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas and offered to fund the production of two more shows. The first was Zumanity.

Directed by Canadian theatre veteran Robert Lepage, KÀ's drew heavily on martial arts for its inspiration. The story centers around the adventures of a pair of imperial twins. Unlike most Cirque productions, the story of KÀ was more concrete and linear, more narrative and less abstract.[36] First premiering in November of 2004 at the MGM Grand, KÀ became Cirque's fourth resident show in Las Vegas, Nevada. It was also the largest and most expensive production the company had created to date. By the time it had been completed, KÀ had cost more than 220 million dollars, of which more than 30 million was in costumes and 135 million was the theater itself, the bill for which was paid entirely by the MGM Grand.