Morat: One Last Dream
Dec 14, 2024 · 2h 42m
Director
Iván GarciaOverview
Morat, the pop band of the moment, closes its dream and historic stadium tour in Mexico City. 25 stadiums, 15 cities, 10 countries and 800 thousand people who bought tickets for their shows. An unforgettable night broadcast live on Disney+. The band wraps up their world tour, "Antes De Que Amanezca". The final concert, titled "Un Último Sueño", promises their fans an unforgettable experience.
Cast of Morat: One Last Dream
Crew of Morat: One Last Dream
Iván GarciaDirector- Martín IraolaExecutive Producer
- Matías BoschExecutive Producer
- Javier CastanyExecutive Producer
- Leonardo AranguibelExecutive Producer
- Fernando BarbosaExecutive Producer
Carlos José 'Bebe' ContepomiExecutive Producer- Matías PertinéExecutive Producer
- Florencia CardarelliExecutive Producer
- Yann PuertoDirector of Photography
- Diego Andrés CastroEditor
- Tina PintoEditor
- Sebastian RudProduction Manager
- Julian BourgarelProduction Manager
- Carmen ElicabeProduction Manager
- Gastón EtchechouryProduction Manager
- Yair MartínezProduction Director
- Noemí ReynaProduction Coordinator
- Julio LopezAssistant Director
- Luis DiazSound
About Morat: One Last Dream
What is Morat: One Last Dream about?
Morat, the pop band of the moment, closes its dream and historic stadium tour in Mexico City. 25 stadiums, 15 cities, 10 countries and 800 thousand people who bought tickets for their shows. An unforgettable night broadcast live on Disney+. The band wraps up their world tour, "Antes De Que Amanezca". The final concert, titled "Un Último Sueño", promises their fans an unforgettable experience.
When was Morat: One Last Dream released?
Morat: One Last Dream was released on December 14, 2024.
How long is Morat: One Last Dream?
Morat: One Last Dream runs 2 hours 42 minutes (162 minutes).
Who directed Morat: One Last Dream?
Morat: One Last Dream was directed by Iván Garcia.
Who is in the cast of Morat: One Last Dream?
The cast of Morat: One Last Dream includes Juan Pablo Villamil (Self), Juan Pablo Isaza (Self), Simón Vargas Morales (Self), Martín Vargas Morales (Self) and Camila Fernández (Self).