At the ceremony, they also highlighted the 50th anniversary of the release of Winter Confessions, another of the Argentine musician’s emblematic albums, when he was part of Sui Generis.
The Buenos Aires Legislature honored Charlie Garcia for the anniversary of the album release Modern Clicks40 years ago, and also for the release of the album Winter Confessionspublished ago 50 yearswhen he was part of Sui Generis with Nito Mestre.
The ceremony took place in the Golden Hall of the Parliament of the City of Buenos Aires and was summoned by Manuel Valdeslegislator of Union for the Homeland. The event had among the guests Taty Almeidaof Mothers of Plaza de Mayo-Founding Line and had a musical closing by the hand of Fabián “Zorrito” Von Quintiero , Fernando Samalea and Hernán “Cucuza” Castiello.
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The recognition added a new opportunity to celebrate Modern Clicks, originally published on November 5, 1983 and which In recent weeks he received tributes of all kinds. Among them, the inauguration of the “Charly García Corner“, at the corner of NY in which the musician was photographed for the cover art of the plate.
Also, it was the celebration for the 50 years of Winter Confessions, released in October 1973 and the second album Sui Generisthe band they formed Charly García and Nito Mestre.
Charly García’s music “leaves an indelible mark for life,” said legislator Valdés
In that place there was a recital in which he participated Samalea who then said to Télam: “Charly is a metaphysician and the one who has generated this. Coming not only to captivate the soul of countless Latin Americans, but to be celebrated by the mayor’s office itself. NY“.
“Charly was a life partner, the band of my adolescence. There are many generations that grew up with him and His music leaves us an indelible mark for life.. This tribute is an act of love, admiration and gratitude for giving us decades of so much inspiration,” said legislator Valdés.
For its part, Von Quintiero He thanked “chief Carlos Alberto García Moreno, alias Charly García” and also stressed: “gthanks to rock culture we can agree“.
Source: Ambito
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