No Te Va Gustar celebrates 30 years of history at the Roig Arena Auditorium Hall
The Uruguayan band, which has sold out the venue, presented the songs from "Florece en el caos" in Valencia as part of a tour reviewing three decades of history.
The group offered an extensive journey through their repertoire, performing some of the most emblematic tracks of their career alongside compositions from their latest musical work.
The Roig Arena Auditorium Hall hosted the concert tonight by No Te Va Gustar, one of Latin America's most popular and influential Spanish-language rock bands, which stopped in Valencia as part of the tour presenting their latest album, "Florece en el caos." The Uruguayan group hung the "sold out" sign with 2,000 attendees in a performance that also served to celebrate their 30 years of history on stage.
Led by Emiliano Brancciari, the lineup unfolded a repertoire for over two hours that combined new compositions with some of the great classics that have accompanied several generations of fans since the mid-nineties. The current formation, made up of Emiliano Brancciari (vocals and guitar), Martín Gil (trumpet and backing vocals), Denis Ramos (trombone), Mauricio Ortiz (saxophone), Diego Bartaburu (drums), Guzmán Silveira (bass), Pablo Coniberti (guitar), and Francisco Nasser (keyboards), demonstrated the solidity and maturity of a band that continues to expand musical horizons three decades after its inception.
The concert kicked off with "Halcones y payasos," followed by songs like "No te imaginás," "A las nueve," and "Me cuesta creer." Throughout the evening, No Te Va Gustar alternated rock energy with moments of greater intimacy, leaving room for compositions such as "Cielo de un solo color," "Si el mar me ve," and "Ese maldito momento," some of the most representative pieces of a repertoire that has made the Uruguayan group one of the great references in contemporary Ibero-American music.
The band also performed several songs live from "Florece en el caos," a work that reaffirms the group's ability to evolve without losing the identity that has marked their career. The combination of guitars, a horn section, and a sound proposal that naturally transitions between rock, reggae, and other genres once again highlighted the artistic personality that characterizes the ensemble.
The final stretch of the concert raised the night's intensity even further with songs like the well-known "Chau," "Tan lejos," "En llamas," and "Cero a la izquierda," before heading into a final segment charged with emotion featuring "No hay dolor," "Con el viento," and "Fuera de control," which closed the concert.