Fito made his triumphant return to Miami, this time joined by his full band, plus guest musician Guillermo Vadalá, for a sold-out concert at Fillmore Miami Beach At Jackie Gleason Theatre. His two-hour set featured 22 songs that "we want to hear and we know by heart," as Fito kept the audience engaged and delighted. Fito took the attendees on a trip back in time with such legendary cuts as "11 y 6," "Giros," and "Al Lado del Camino," which today are more relevant than ever. His fans were overjoyed to hear such timeless songs as "Naturaleza Sangre" and "El Amor Después Del Amor." For his performance of "Brillante Sobre El Mic," they illuminated the venue with small white lights.
The night was a whirlwind of emotions that veered from love to nostalgia, as the young superstar Lali took to the stage to offer an impeccable version of his classic "Yo Vengo a Ofrecer Mi Corazón."
Fito s next U.S. performance will be in Los Angeles, the world s entertainment capital, where he will perform at the Dolby Theatre, the venue that has hosted the Oscars since 2002. This concert with take place at 8 p.m. on November 8, 2019, during the week prior to the Latin GRAMMYs. Once again Fito Páez proves that he is not only a seminal rock-en-Español artist, but he also remains one of contemporary Spanish-language music s most important talents.
About Fito Páez
One of Latin America s all-time great singers, songwriters and musicians, Fito Páez is best-known for El Amor Después Del Amor (The Love After The Love), the best-selling album in Argentine rock history.For 36 years, he has performed on Latin America s most sought-after stages and been acclaimed as one of his generation s greatest musical minds. He has written and directed two films: Vidas Privadas and De Quién Es El Portaligas. As an author, he has had three books published throughout the Americas: La Puta Diabla, Diario De Viaje and Los Días De Kirchner. He also scored and provided musical supervision for the film Camino Sinuoso, directed by Juan Pablo Kolodziej. His peers at the Latin Recording Academy have awarded him seven Latin GRAMMYs®, and he has also received many other accolades and recognitions. The prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston presented him with the Master of Latin Music Award, making him the first rock musician to receive this honor. His songs have been recorded in multiple languages by artists from all over the world.
