In 2015, where I played one of my favorite bands, Blur, the icon band of British rock of the '90s, returned to Chile to perform the night of Wednesday the 8th at the Movistar Arena, two years of acting for the first time after 20 years of waiting and before 10 thousand faithful followers who wanted to be present at the return of the natives of London.
I went with 2 friends that definitely set us for life for both the quality of the live sound and the excitement of seeing our favorite band also got a pleasant surprise to see that, the national band The Three was in charge of opening the day with a respected but not surprising set, which narrowly exceeded 30 minutes, before a half-filled room. A review of his well-known hits, such as "La Torre de Babel" and "Déjate caer", plus a preview of his upcoming album, made the anxiety of seeing Albarn and company more tolerable.
As much as the ghosts of past quarrels are still hovering and Albarn has devoted himself last year to showing his first solo creation, what is seen above the stage is a connection between the four British musicians, a complicity that can be appreciated in the eyes and an interpretative hierarchy of almost 25 years (it's a luxury to see Coxon giving the guitar) that was demonstrated with songs like "Coffee & TV", "Beetlebum" and "Thought I Was a Spaceman".
Although the beginning was timid, the atmosphere rose as the concert progressed, with a public more fascinated with the classics than with the new songs. He chimed every success and cheered whenever he could to the set while giving away "Trimm Trabb", "For Tomorrow" and "Tender".
its greatest classics
this will be a great memory that I will never forget and I will definitely see you on your next show if you are still playing as a band.
