The launch is given before the band returns to Movistar Arena on August 13.
The Kuelgue and You will not like They cross the Río de la Plata to meet “The Machine”a song that combines the identity of both bands in an enveloping atmosphere.
With a groove that is mutating between the introspective and the expansive, the theme moves elegantly. The voice of Julián Kartun is intertwined with the Emiliano Brancciari in a combination that surprises with its fluidity, while the musical production of Mariano Otero Finish this song as delicate as powerful.
The video clip, an audiovisual piece in black and white directed by Julián Kartún next to León Greco And filmed in Montevideo, accompanies that sensory trip with images that highlight complicity among musicians.
Between spontaneous gestures and plans loaded with texture, not only the shared process is reflected but also the artistic tuning between two referents of Rioplatense rock. “The machine” works as a bridge that celebrates the musical brotherhood and expands the aesthetic limits of both projects.
The Kuelgue at the Movistar Arena
The Kuelgue returns to Movistar Arena to meet his Buenos Aires audience on August 13. With the recent release of his new album, play Kuelgue – live in Buenos Aires, an album that records all the freshness of his live proposal, the Villa Crespo band plays again at home.
In recent months, Kuelgue exhausted functions in cities such as Córdoba, Rosario and Montevideoand stood out with vibrant shows at festivals Quilmes Rock and Rock in Baraderoreaffirming its place as one of the most unique and beloved projects of the national scene.
Tickets are already on sale on the Movistar Arena website And the show promises a tour of its entire discography, with renewed arrangements, moments of improvisation and that playful connection with the public that defines each presentation of El Kuelgue.
Source: Ambito
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