"Vetusta Morla: the master blow. The spaniards returned and triumphed." Rockaxis - Chile
"Vetusta Morla set off an intense show today with their most risky and mature musical proposition to date, which magnetized their Colombian fans in the concert of their Mismo sitio, distinto lugar tour." EFE
"Being able to see Vetusta Morla last night in Mexico again was special. It is well known that their performances are explosive and energetic, and this time was no exception." Bizarro FM
"Vetusta Morla can now call Mexico their second home. On the night of March 15, they were empowered once again at El Plaza Condesa in front of a completely devoted audience."Revista Kuadro
"It is rare to find indie Spanish bands that do not intend to sound like Arctic Monkeys or The National. Vetusta Morla is one of them. It was an impeccable concert in Bogota." Shock Magazine
"With a brutal force that remained from beginning to end, without decaying at any time, [Vetusta Morla] kept an audience in constant ecstasy. Between the charm and the harmony that the musicians gave off on stage, the night ended by completely transforming their audience into a great choir."Parlantes - Chile
Before their performances in Spain, Vetusta Morla makes a visual recount of their Latin American tour where they presented their latest album, Mismo Sitio, Distinto Lugar, in 6 countries with 8 successful concerts, undoubtedly witnessing an enormous increment in their audience compared to their previous tours. The group performed in Lima (Peru) and Santiago (Chile) for the first time and reunited with the Colombian public in Bogota and Medellin, both times performing in large theaters at their maximum capacity.
The mainstream media released dozens of excellent reviews of their live performances and of their new album. In addition to the concerts, Vetusta Morla held a workshop with musicians from different neighborhoods of Medellin at Teatro al Aire Libre de Pedregal. It was an excellent experience and an opportunity to carry out a project with the local community.
After their stay in Colombia, Vetusta Morla returned to Mexico City to perform live at a sold out performance in Plaza Condesa and at the festival Vive Latino, one of the most important and massive festivals in Latin America. After these two spectacular concerts, they traveled again to the south of the continent to complete the rest of their tour in Montevideo and Buenos Aires. In the latter concert, the Argentine musician Lisandro Aristimuño accompanied Vetusta Morla on stage of the Opera Theater to perform together the song "23 de Junio".
The group is now preparing for their European tour, starting in their native country, where they will present concerts in large venues throughout Spain, and will continue later in Portugal, Germany, Holland, Switzerland and Belgium.
