If you’re not sure what to do this weekend, don’t miss this new concert with free admission—a chance to immerse yourself in a lesser-known side of ’80s music. If you thought you already knew all the biggest hits of the ’80s, at this concert you’ll hear the B-sides of the songs that defined a generation, performed by today’s top artists. The event takes place on Saturday, July 11, at one of the venues in Buenos Aires with impeccable acoustics for a musical event of this kind: the Palacio Libertad.
Fabiana Cantilo, Ulises Butrón, or Daniel Melero in concert at “The B-Side of Music”
There are plenty of tribute concerts and nights dedicated to ’80s music, which is why this concert is different and special—you’ll hear songs that may not be the most mainstream, the ones that are still played years later, but which, for those who lived through that era, are just as important—if not more so. These are less popular but equally important bands that pioneered new musical frontiers.
Get ready to discover “Amo lo extraño,” one of the gems from Fabiana Cantilo’s debut album, “Héroes anónimos” by Metrópoli (the band led by Isabel de Sebastián and Ulises Butrón); “Orbitando” by Los Encargados, a project led by Daniel Melero; or “Perdiendo el contacto” by Richard Coleman’s post-punk band.
These are songs that aren’t often performed on stage, and this time, they’ll be brought to life by voices like Paula Maffía, Maca Mona Mu, Mariano Di Cesare, and Florencio Finkel.
If you don’t want to miss this free concert—the perfect addition to your plans for the weekend of July 9—you’ll need to reserve your spot online starting July 9 at 2:00 p.m.
📍Palacio Libertad: Sarmiento 151
📅July 11. 5:00 p.m.
