Entre Ríos' concert
It was obvious from the start that Leon Gieco's concert at Feria Nacional Artesanal at Parque Quiros in Colon, Entre Rios was going to be different.
It was February, I was on holidays and I got the opportunity to see him and Marcela Morelo that night. Have you seen him? Have you heard of him? Honestly, I had not paid attention in his songs until I heard him in that show.
Leon is one of the most recognised composers in Argentina. The majority of their songs are a criticism about Argentina's history in 70's. When Argentinean musicians must have live abroad.
On stage, I must confess he gives an excellent performance. Everybody sang and capped every song he played. He knows how to win over his audience.
Although he did not use a lot of special effects, the show was wonderful and he made a large amount of singles. Leon shared photos of people who made something for Human Rights. Before he started singing he explained why he wanted us to know about that people.
It was 1 am and I was singing with the crowd. The song that I'll remember is 'La Memoria' that was the last I listened to and it made me cry.
The only thing I was not really happy about was when I came back home. We arrived at home, which was far from the concert, and we could listen to him.
If you want to listen to music and learn a little of Argentina's culture you really should watch one of his shows.
It was obvious from the start that Leon Gieco's concert at Feria Nacional Artesanal at Parque Quiros in Colon, Entre Rios was going to be different.
It was February, I was on holidays and I got the opportunity to see him and Marcela Morelo that night. Have you seen him? Have you heard of him? Honestly, I had not paid attention in his songs until I heard him in that show.
Leon is one of the most recognised composers in Argentina. The majority of their songs are a criticism about Argentina's history in 70's. When Argentinean musicians must have live abroad.
On stage, I must confess he gives an excellent performance. Everybody sang and capped every song he played. He knows how to win over his audience.
Although he did not use a lot of special effects, the show was wonderful and he made a large amount of singles. Leon shared photos of people who made something for Human Rights. Before he started singing he explained why he wanted us to know about that people.
It was 1 am and I was singing with the crowd. The song that I'll remember is 'La Memoria' that was the last I listened to and it made me cry.
The only thing I was not really happy about was when I came back home. We arrived at home, which was far from the concert, and we could listen to him.
If you want to listen to music and learn a little of Argentina's culture you really should watch one of his shows.