Uruguayan band No Te Va Gustar announces tour of Latin America and Spain
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – The Uruguayan rock band No Te Va Gustar has announced this Tuesday the route of its next tour, which will begin in Argentina and will continue through Mexico, Spain, and other Latin American countries, motivated by the presentation of its latest album “Luz”.
According to their record label, the first leg of the international tour will take place in Argentina from April 6 with 11 concerts confirmed in the cities of Rosario, San Luis, Mendoza, San Juan, Santa Rosa, Bahía Blanca, Cipolletti, Trelew, Comodoro Rivadavia, Mar del Plata and Tandil.
The band, which presents its new album “Luz”, nominated for the last edition of the Latin Grammy Awards in the Best Album category, will continue its tour of Mexico, where it will play its first show on April 30 at the Pepsi Center WTC in Mexico City, followed by dates in Guadalajara, Monterrey, and Querétaro.
In addition, the band led by Argentinean-Uruguayan singer and guitarist Emiliano Brancciari will perform in Spain and other Latin American countries to be announced by the band in the near future.
In the concerts, the band of 27 years of trajectory will play the new songs of “Luz”, released by Bizarro Records in May 2021, and will also make a tour of hits from their 10 studio albums, among which stand out “No era cierto”, “No hay dolor” “A las Nueve” or “Cero a la izquierda”, among others.
Dated in December 2021, No Te Va Gustar’s last big concerts in Montevideo and Buenos Aires were attended by a huge audience.
According to the band’s label, the new presentations will have the “celebratory” air that characterizes these concerts, but the celebration will seek to be even more ambitious to mark the return to touring of what is considered one of the most popular bands in Spanish rock.
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