Disco Inferno

Filmed on its final performance night, before a sold-out audience at ITESO's Pedro Arrupe Auditorium, "Disco Inferno" captures an original live musical stage production that celebrates the spirit and heart of the 1960s and 1970s into a nostalgic journey featuring timeless disco and rock n' roll classics.

Cast

Jordie Cervantes Jaramillo

as Self - Solista, Coro

Paula Daniela Viera Govea

as Self - Solista, Coro

Mariano Calderón Sierra

as Self - Solista, Coro

Andrea Mariana Audirac Calvo

as Self - Solista, Coro

Itayetzi Nolasco Castillo

as Self - Solista, Coro

David Vázquez Aceves

as Self - Coro

Valeria Ortega Aguirre

as Self - Bajo Eléctrico

Oliver Alejandro Sánchez Ayala

as Self - Saxofón

Daniel Bermea Ballesteros

as Self - Cuerpo de Danza

Diego Bermea Ballesteros

as Self - Batería, Teclado

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