As usually happens with the renowned blues and rock and roll band, La Trastienda – a place that feels better and better for the group- It was the setting chosen to return to the Buenos Aires area, after presentations with the great Billy Gibbons.

This year number 36 of the group made up of Ricardo Tapia (voice and guitar), Gustavo Ginoi (guitar), Claudio Cannavò (low), Juan Carlos Tordo (drums) and Gastón Picazo on keyboards, However, it started differently since they offered a concert in acoustic format, taking advantage of the intimate atmosphere of the traditional Buenos Aires venue.

Thus, the public could appreciate the versatility of the band, which began with “I don't trust” and immediately followed by “Ermitaño”. About the latter, Tapia joked that it sounded “like a carnival.”.

After “I drink for love” the singer emphasized the times of uncertainty and the importance that music will have throughout the year.

“No one knows anything”, "The blackout", "Today is a happy day", “Sin direction” and “Lejos de acá” were also part of the acoustic set. Regarding “Buenos Aires blues”, Tapia pointed out that “we did it many years ago, when we were young, That's why now we made a more enjoyable version.", perfectly adapted to this format.

There was time for a more acoustic song and a half, one was “The Ballad of Jimmy Gerli” and the other, which represents the medium, It was “Three words.”, since Ginoi first and Tapia later, They changed their guitars and gave way to what would be the second part of the concert, fully electric.

The excellent “Route 2” added even more atmosphere to the night, continuing with great classics like “The Detail”, “Luggage blues”, "A little more", “The 16th”, “El matadero” and “Post crucifixión” the song by Pescado Rabioso that according to the group “was not on the list, but we are going to touch it”.

To end, “Búfalo” and “Mala transa” were chosen, with people decisively crowded against the stage dancing and leaving behind the carefully ordered tables of the place.

Before leaving the band thanked and gave “A drink to see better”, song that closed a great night and that predicts a great year for one of the most important bands in the country.