Charlie Garcia he played the live again. The 72-year-old musician – who was honored and received at the 26th awards ceremony Gardel Awards the Say No More award – was presented at the Faena Hotel (Buenos Aires), after almost two years of not appearing on stage.
The X Constant Concept account shared images of the moment and, as indicated, it was “last night”, that is, sometime between the closing of last Wednesday and the early hours of this Thursday.
According to the images, García interpreted “Going from Bed to Living” and “Close to the Revolution”.
What is known about “The Logic of the Scorpion”, the new album by Charly García
It will be Charly García’s first unreleased release in seven years, after “Random”.
Without a precise release date yet, it emerged that the vinyl of “The Logic of the Scorpion” will have a limited edition, with art made by the designer Renata Schussheimresponsible for some of the most memorable stage performances of Charly’s shows, such as Ferro’s in 1982 when he presented “Going from the bed to the living room” with the destruction of a fictitious city to the rhythm of “Don’t bomb Buenos Aires.”
“The Logic of the Scorpion” began recording shortly before the Covid-19 pandemic and the health problems that the musical idol faced.
Following the latest posts on social networks, “The Logic of the Scorpion” features the participation of Rosario Ortega, Fabián Quintiero, Fernando Samalea, Fernando Kabusacki and Hilda Lizarazuin addition to Chilean musicians Kiuge Hayashida on the guitar and Toño Silva in the battery.
As reported by Rolling Stone, during production, Charly incorporated a variety of instruments, from his iconic keyboards to the integration of technology through iPads. “’The logic of the scorpion’ is that… there is no logic! “It’s luck,” said the creator of “Piano bar” in a 2021 interview.
Source: Ambito
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