The two historic shows in October 2022 at the Diego Armando Maradona stadium marked the first in this format in the artist’s career.
The two historic shows of October 2022 at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium marked the first in this format in the race of Wos: in front of 30,000 people a night –and together with the power of his live band and the participation of special guests– he stood out with an impressive artistic, scenic and musical proposal, which he would repeat shortly after in another sold out presentation at the UNO stadium in The Silver.
Those who were not lucky enough to be part of these experiences in person will be able to see for the first time a professional record of eight songs live at the Argentinos Juniors stadium.
The chosen themes, which are already available on the official channel of Youtube of the artist, are:
- KANGAROO
- CHANGING THE SKIN – ft. Nicki Nicole
- Tear it off
- BLACK CIRCLES
- GUILT – ft. Ricardo Mollo
- MAY THEY GET BETTER
- LOOK MOM
- SKINNY FAT BOY – ft. ca7riel
In addition to the energy of WOS on stage and the impressive staging of the show, the record captures the emotion of the public who, for their part, replicated the devastating energy on the field and in the stands, accompanying with flags and encouragement, and singing each one of the artist’s anthems and emulating the most classic national rock recitals.
Accompanied by his band –Natasha Iurcovich (low), Facundo ‘Evlay’ Yalve (guitar), Fran Azorai (keyboards) and Tomas Sainz (drums)–, and with the incorporation of live winds, strings and multi-instrumentalists, each of the two shows lasted more than 2.30 hours, in which he reviewed the songs from his two albums –Caravana and Oscuro Éxtasis– and from EP Three ellipses, in addition to their singles and even a passage in which freestyle took center stage.
Source: Ambito
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