Quevedo trusts the lighting design of his tour in Ayrton Cobra moving heads

The tour 'DQE where I want to be' by Canarian rapper Quevedo features thirty Cobra moving heads from Ayrton to create a visual spectacle in two formats: one conventional and one in 360º, according to the design of Óscar Marchena.

After triumphing in large venues in Madrid and Gran Canaria, the tour of Quevedo continues to fill important stages throughout Spain, with a striking visual show designed by Oscar Marchena, in which it combines light and color effects in two types of format; one more traditional and another immersive.

In the first case, a large number of lighting brand devices are used. Ayrton, supplied by the rental company USE Sound and distributed in Spain by Stonex, formed by 34 Cobra models to illuminate the background of the stage.

With just 33 kg of weight, Ayrton Cobra is a versatile luminaire that equips twelve rotating and eighty fixed gobos; of the filters Frost of different levels; an animation wheel and functions pan y tilt infinite. Have IP65 rating for use in any environment, especially suitable for tours and rental companies.

For your part, in it 360º format Twenty-eight Cobras are used to transform the stage into a immersive light show and color effects. With a square central stage, suspended by large LED screens, These luminaires fill the space with aerial effects that were synchronized with the images.

Thanks to the CMY mix, the color corrector and the progressive CTO, Quevedo's tour offers his followers moments full of color with these luminaries, con twenty six color filters complementary.

A portion of Ayrton's Cobra luminaires have been installed on the floor around the stage, creating the effect of high vertical walls with defined and thin beams, thanks to its zoom function in mode beam.