Musicians from our country said goodbye this afternoon on social networks to the historic drummer of the Rolling Stones, Charlie Watts, after confirming the news of his death to the 80 years in a London hospital.

“Goodbye charlie. Expect us. We want to keep listening”, wrote Juanse, the leader of Paranoid Mice, the group that was chosen the most times to open the historic Rolling Stones shows in Buenos Aires.

Through his official Instagram account, The singer and guitarist illustrated the farewell with a photo taken in dressing rooms and in which he appears posing and hugging the drummer on that first visit from 1995.

Your group partner, Pablo “Sarcophagus” Cano, made his own cutout on the same photo and also features Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, And wrote: “Rest well, dear Charlie”. “Bye, bye, Mr. Watts”, wrote Fito Páez, while the guitarist Nicolás Bereciartúa, current member of the Riff group with his father Vitico, He shared in his networks a photo of the moment that he shared with Watts and Richards and decreed that the death of the drummer is “the end of an era”.

“How sad, please. Grateful to the life of being able to have enjoyed it and to have been contemporary to the Stones. Rest in peace dear Charlie. I can not stop crying”, he added.

Ricardo Mollo, meanwhile, decided to share a black and white photo of the stone published by his former partner in Divided, drummer Jorge Araujo, who a while before had wished him a “good trip” al “maestro” of the patches of the most important current band in rock history.

Through your official account, the La Beriso group led by Rolo Sartorio, one of the Argentine groups that opened the last Stones shows at the Estadio Único de La Plata in 2016, wrote: “And one day less thought. I will go to the other side, just to be with voice and hear your voice”.

“Goodbye mr. Charlie Watts, huge drummer, owner of a unique and incomparable swing. The most applauded Stone in the presentations in Argentina. Perhaps for being the most authentic? We love you and we will miss you”, Andrés Ciro Martínez fired him, the ex-leader of Los Piojos and current of Ciro and Los Persas, the two groups with whom he shared the stage as the opening act for the Watts group during the visits of 2006 Y 2016.

Joaquin Levinton, turf singer, one of the groups that were present in the preview at the Stones recitals in 1998, wrote: “What a sad day; I feel like a friend left. We will miss you”.

Former Soda Stereo, Charly alberti, wrote “simply thanks” to fire the benchmark of the battery, while his colleague, drummer Andrea Álvarez said that Watts' farewell brought him a “grief mix, gratitude and pain” for being one of his musicians “dearest in the world”. (TELAM)