The area of ​​Buenos Aires Culture will carry out a series of concerts within the framework of the celebration of the 70 years of outdoor culture.

This proposal, organized by the General Directorate of Music of the City, will take place in the Centennial Park Amphitheater and will take place within the framework of the Tributes Cycle, a tribute to great bands and soloists, both locally and internationally.

The cycle, that can be enjoyed with free admission (only prior registration will be required), It will last throughout June and will have its first date on Saturday 3 from 19 hours with a tribute to Luis Alberto Spinetta.

The concert "Tribute to Spinetta" will have the participation of Claudio Cardone in direction and keyboards; “Monkey” Fontana on keyboards; Rubén Goldín on voice; Nana Arguen on guitar, voice and chorus; Gustavo Luciani on bass; Rodrigo Aberastegui's guitar, voice and chorus; and Agustín Borsini on drums.

Later on Saturday 10 of June (to 16) it will be the turn of Abbey Road Argentina, one of the best-known tributes to The Beatles in the country. The entrance, also with prior reservation through the web, it will be non-perishable food for the benefit of the Margarita Barrientos Foundation.

The band Abbey Road Argentina was created in 1995 with the purpose of recreating the music of the British group, respecting all the original arrangements, musical tones and climates, no stage imitation. They seek to play the songs that The Beatles could not do live and interpret all that music that they first heard as fans., to try to perpetuate it through their shows. The group is made up of Jorge Capeluto on guitar, voice and chorus; Raúl Fernández on electric bass and backing vocals; Guillermo Margenat on guitar, keyboard, harmonica, voices and choirs; Claudio Vinazza on drums and backing vocals, and will have Gerardo Becher on keyboards as a guest musician.

Likewise, CeraXti will present “Sobredosis de Soda”, a tribute to Soda Stereo to be held on Saturday 24 June at 18. It is a solidarity date thanks to the initiative of the workers of the Parque Centenario Amphitheater. The entrance, with prior reservation through the web, It will be a non-perishable food for the Civil Association Action PSC (People in Street Situation), that provides assistance in CABA and the western zone.

“Soda Overdose”, formed in the year 2005, was born in Buenos Aires as a tribute and a celebration of the music of Soda Stereo. The band has developed, throughout the years, an identical visual and sound reproduction that faithfully represents the image that Soda Stereo has marked throughout its career. A commemorative show with a modern staging: a journey through time that recreates the songs that marked several generations.