In the framework of the birthday 60 of Fito Paez, the City of Buenos Aires will carry out a tribute that includes cinema, music and visual arts.

Organized by the Buenos Aires Culture area, in the first place, a mural dedicated to the musician from Rosario was presented, made by the prominent urban artist Martín Ron. The film "Whose garter belt is it" will also be screened??”, written and directed by Páez; and also Luna Sujatovich will perform a concert with all the great songs of Fito.

Enrique Avogadro, Minister of Culture of the City, expressed that "Fito Páez is an icon of Argentine music and a historical reference of national rock. His music has transcended generations and today he is not only an undisputed benchmark of the genre, but he is also one of the most popular artists at the national level”.

He also stated that the fact of "celebrating and honoring his career is very important to us because we believe that culture is an essential tool to build a more democratic society.". We have the responsibility to make culture a place of encounter and joy”.

Ron's work will be reflected on one of the walls of the Club Social Ferro, in the emblematic neighborhood of Caballito. This creation will be entirely dedicated to Rosario, with porteño motifs. .

Ron is an artist belonging to the urban art movement and is known as one of the top ten muralists in the world..

On the other hand, this thursday 16 of March (to 20 hours) there will be two simultaneous actions on the terrace of the Cultural Center 25 of May (Triumvirate Avenue 4444).

On the one hand, a live show by Luna Sujatovich will take place, singer, composer, arranger and pianist who, together with a companion, will perform covers of the honored musician.

For the other, the film "Whose garter belt is it" will be screened?”, written and directed by Fito Páez and inspired by an anecdote that he himself experienced years ago.

This film is full of music and energy that shows a dramatized look at feminine logic and the passions of life., from the absurdity and chaos of the flourishing of democracy in the Rosario movement of the eighties.

To be part of this free projection, You only have to reserve a place by Click here!