thus far remained unreleased, although a short clip was leaked in October 2013. In 2014 another excerpt was leaked featuring an interview with boleadoras performer Adriana Pegueroles;"Adriana Pegueroles, Cirque du Soleil". YouTube. June 26, 2014. another clip, about the show's music, was published in 2019. TourSaltimbanco toured around the world several times during its original 14-year tour under the Grand Chapiteau. It played its final show in the Royal Albert Hall in London on 1 February 1997. Saltimbanco was revived the following year on 14 October 1998, and went on to tour the Asia-Pacific region. The show played for another nine years, becoming the first Cirque du Soleil show to tour South America, with visits to Santiago, Chile (March 2006); Buenos Aires, Argentina (May 2006); and São Paulo (August 2006) and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (October 2006). That tour's final performance took place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on 10 December 2006. Following its closure in December 2006, Saltimbanco was configured into an arena show format, and re-launched in July 2007 to commence an extensive North American tour, visiting cities and areas that Cirque du Soleil had previously been unable to visit. The tour started in London, Ontario and subsequently toured Canada and the United States. Saltimbanco’s three-year tour of North America ended in Columbus, Ohio. In 2009 the show embarked on its third tour of Europe. Between 2011 and 2012, it visited over 50 cities in South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Eastern Europe, and North America.Saltimbancos final performance took place in Montreal on 30 December 2012.Saltimbanco has been to many different regions, here is the list of all of them. North American Tour - (1992–1993) Japan Tour - (1994) Montreal special - (1994–1995) European Tour - (1995–1997) Ottawa special - (1998) Asia & Pacific Tour - (1999–2000) North American Tour II (pacific northwest) - (2000) Japan Tour II - (2001) European Tour II - (2002–2005) Mexican Tour - (2005–2006) South American Tour - (2006) North American Arena Tour - (2007–2009) European Tour III - (2009–2011) South African Tour - (2011) Australian Tour - (2011) European Tour - (2011–2012) Asian Middle East Tour - (2012) North American Arena Tour II - (2012) The following colorboxes indicate the region of each performance: Europe North America South America Asia/Pacific Oceania Africa Arena tour 1996 schedule London, UK (Royal Albert Hall)- From 5 Jan 1996 to 28 Jan 1996 1997 schedule London,