Last Friday the Uruguayan band NoTeVaGustar performed the sixth of their ten shows in the mythical Gran Rex Theater, closing the first series of concerts in Buenos Aires that will continue in August on 8, 9, 10 and 11.
With an impressive production on stage: images and lights that perfectly accompanied each theme, creating atmospheres and moments full of emotion, the wide repertoire varied night by night with different set lists prepared for this occasion, making each day unforgettable.
The group formed by Emiliano Branciari, Pablo Coniberti, Francisco Nasser, Denis Ramos, Mauricio Ortiz, Martín Gil, Guzmán Silveira, Gonzalo Castexand Diego Bartaburu added for this unique tour feminine counterparts to their stable staff contributing strings and colors with their voices and instruments: Mint Parker (on guitar, mandolin, ukulele, vocals and choirs), Leticia Gambaro (on viola and choirs) and Nikole Cedeño (on violin and choirs).
The guests followed one another throughout the concert, leaving their mark on the versions of this new acoustic album, as did Zoé Gotusso of Salvapantallas and Uruguayan singer-songwriter Florencia Nuñez on Chau , Juan Subirá of Bersuit on Clara , Christian Cary of the Triple Nelson and Fernando Ruiz Diaz on Poco , Panter of De La Gran Piñata on Los Villanos , Franny Glass on De nada sirve and Mint Parker who contributed her voice on Al Vacío and Chau .
On Friday night there was a more than special guest- the surprising appearance of Julieta Venegas with her version of the song Chau sparked the ovation of all those present.
A very special moment in each show was lived with the song Ilegal , which had not been part of their set list in a long time. At that moment everything was tinted green and thousands of handkerchiefs were raised in the audience accompanying the message of the lyrics.
Each show toured most of their Otras Canciones and always ended with the classic No era Cierto , showing once again that No Te Va Gustar is one of the best bands in Latin America. The stage resonates with their career, with a solid proposal full of unforgettable songs and a band with 25 years of experience that continues to grow.
I hope we all leave very happily was the phrase that ignited the more than 3,000 people present in the Grand Rex during the six nights and so it was.
