To crown a great year of their long career, the group Divided has just surprised his fans with the release of a live album called Divided into Vélez – Give thanks and followrecorded in their historic concert on May 13th at the José Amalfitani stadium.
The recital was very special because it marked the band’s return to Vélez after 29 years. Incidentally, the idea was to celebrate the 35-year history of the currently formed trio Ricardo Mollo, Diego Arnedo and Catriel Ciaravella.
The recording is available on all platforms and can be viewed in full on YouTube.
The cover of “Divided in Vélez – Thank and Follow”.He launch announcement He did it officially on the virtual channels of Divididos, through a video in which Mollo is seen on stage in the middle of setting up the show.
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Ricardo Mollo, Catriel Ciavarella and Diego Arnedo anticipated the launch on Thursday 21 December.
The guitarist and singer speaks to the camera in selfie mode, approaching first drummer Catriel Ciavarella and then bassist Diego Arnedo to tell them the news, repeating the album title: “Thank you and follow.”
A historical recital
On May 13, Divividos played in front of more than 50,000 fans and performed all their classic songs for three hours. Moreover, They had the luxury of inviting La Renga playing live, which hadn’t happened for a long time because the band always had a negative response from the authorities to performing a show in the city of Buenos Aires.
Diego Arnedo at the historic Divididos show in Velez. Photo: Emmanuel Fernández Other guests were Gustavo Santaolalla with violinist Javier Casalla (they did You see?), the Catamarca singer Nadia Larcher (Tucuman Wind) and Leticia Lee (Poppy ’66).
Back to work
Furthermore, earlier this month, Divididos also announced four shows at Obras, on the days it will be held 19 and 20 January and 23 and 24 Februaryentitled “Return”.
Tickets are available at: coolco.io with prices ranging from 20 thousand to 32 thousand pesos.
Catriel Ciaravella in Velez with Divididos, on May 13, 2023. Photo: Emmanuel Fernández The so-called “Temple of Rock” was a very frequented stage for the trio during their first twenty years of career, starting from August 1989 (when they released their debut album 40 drawings there on the floor) until October 2008.
They were in the middle 5 times during the tour. Caressing the rough18 with The era of stupidity1 with anotherletravaladna2 with woman’s goal4 with Nose of the centuryand 13 with I’m from someone else’s closet. A total of 43 works, to which another 4 are now added.
Source: Clarin
