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Saturday, April 9, 2011
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Mexico City .- The legendary Argentine rocker Charly Garcia gave a moving concert before a large crowd gathered at the XII Festival Iberoamericano de Cultura Musical Vive Latino, the first day proceeded Foro Sol in Mexico City with the presentation, in addition, 35 bands, including American Jane's Addiction. Prior to his powerful show an exact time, Garcia said his rejection of the music performed today and reiterated his preference for the golden oldies, especially those composed in the 90's by the banda estadounidense Nirvana, reseña DPA. "Escucho todo lo realizado de Nirvana para atrás", dijo Charly, quien también reveló que antes de salir al escenario cumple un ritual que consiste en maquillarse y en tocar una canción en el piano. García apareció en el escenario central del Vive Latino enfundado en una chaqueta y unos pantalones de charro mexicano en blanco y negro, con un ostentoso sombrero de mariachi y una camiseta que hacía honor a la banda inglesa de los 70, The Who, con un letrero muy visible con la palabra "Quadrophenia", título de la ópera rock compuesta por la agrupación liderada por Pete Townshend.
Los acordes de "Cerca de la revolución", one of her best known, composed in 1984 for the album "Piano bar", considered one of the best songs of Argentine rock were heard with a flawless sound quality thanks to the musicians who accompany the legendary South American composer, including including the virtuoso guitarist Carlos García López. 
Over the years, the excesses recorded in the skin, featuring testimony from a life always on the edge of the abyss, a Charly trembling, shortness of breath and vague, transited the first minutes of his show, which was less than, thanks to the strength of songs like "Rock and roll and I", "Funky", "We are hitting bottom" and "Do not touch" without doubt the most top of the concert. "I did my DVD with pictures and music, buy it because I need to pay rent on my private plane," joked the musician, to say of course very excited: "Love and Peace for Mexico, because here we are at home." Pianist Fabian Von Quintiero and the Showgirl Rosario Ortega, youngest daughter of the famous Argentine singer Palito Ortega, formed part of the banda de Charly García, who true to his legend, at the end of the concert, when he sang that to "I am who which turns on and off the light ", the song" I will not train, "he pressed a kiss on the mouth to his guitarist. Then he left, promising to return "very soon" to Mexico.
Famasloop The Venezuelans will be presented tomorrow at the CRPA Intolerable.
Famasloop The Venezuelans will be presented tomorrow at the CRPA Intolerable.
Source: El Universal
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