After two decades of music that marked the national scene, He killed a motorized police officer and had an epic weekendwith two shows at the iconic Luna Park stadium.
More than 16,000 fans -between Saturday and Sunday- they gathered to attend the first live presentation, in Buenos Aires, of “Súper Terror”, his latest record production, added to a vast review of his entire career.
With two sold-out dates and a national and international tour covering Latin America and Europe, The group experiences a moment of splendor.
The concert opened with Santiago’s impressive vocals and performance of “El Magnetismo,” a song from “La Dinastía Scorpio” (2012), the band’s second studio album. Immediately, “Súper Terror” began with “Un Segundo Plan” and simultaneously an explosion of euphoria from the audience.
A list of 24 more songs followed, including “La Noche Eterna”, “Navidad en los Santos”, “Medalla de Oro”, “El Tesoro”, “Excalibur” – the moment when the entire stadium was left. with cell phones- and “Chica Rutera”, among others.
The closing, with everyone standing, applauding the band It was with “My Next Move”.
Composed of Santiago Barrionuevo (Santiago Motorizado) on vocals and bass, Guillermo Ruiz Diaz (Doctora Muerte) on drums, Manuel Sanchez Viamonte (Pantro Putö) on guitar, Gustavo Monsalvo (Elephant Child) on guitar and Agustín Spassoff ( Afloyd) on keyboards, La Plata’s group has retained its essence throughout its career and this authenticity has made it one of the most beloved groups in Argentina.
Source: Qmusica
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