Square Enix released a 16-minute trailer that, as a Final Fantasy fan, you shouldn't miss. It's not a preview of a new game or remake; what you're about to see is a performance of three songs from the game that will give you goosebumps.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Orchestral World Tour
It's just a trailer, a little over sixteen minutes long, featuring three songs very familiar to Final Fantasy fans, which can also be enjoyed in the Final Fantasy VII remake, and yes, you should definitely watch it. So whatever you're doing, take a short break and enjoy this fantastic orchestral rendition of three well-known themes: the game's opening, "Stand Up," and "Lea the Battles Begin!"
As you can see, these three songs that are so well known by fans of the Square Enix game and even by all those who, despite not being fans, do enjoy video games, are a true spectacle that gives goosebumps. Because seeing an orchestra perform them always draws a lot of attention, but imagine what it would be like to live the experience live.
Yes, over 100 musicians are embarking on a world tour where they will perform these and many other tracks, promising a spectacular show for anyone who has played and enjoyed them throughout the various games of the saga. To be more precise, though, these are arrangements based on the Final Fantasy VII remake.
Where can you enjoy this concert?
The Final Fantasy VII Remake Orchestral World Tour is a tour that will take this orchestra to different cities around the world, although it won't always be near where we live, but if you're keen to try to go (provided you can get tickets), you can find the complete schedule on the official website.
For example, the first concert will take place on April 17th in Osaka, Japan. From there, they will tour London, Toronto, Los Angeles, Paris, Milan, New York, and many other cities. But listen up, if you live in Spain, you'll have the chance to go to Barcelona on December 11, 2021.
The only option to enjoy this orchestra in Spanish territory will take place in Barcelona and on a date that we hope will allow it to happen if the whole issue of the pandemic is more controlled. Of course, getting tickets is not easy at all. But if you're a Final Fantasy fan and can scroll, you should at least give it a try. Although for that matter, at the moment when you can also fly or travel more calmly, going to Paris, London or Milan may not be a bad idea either.
If you can't do it or don't manage it, then all you have left as a memento is to play this video on repeat and wait for a full version to be released. That way, with a good sound system at home, you could always put on your own concert.